Feed Bags: The Eco-friendly, Reusable Bulk Food or Snack Bags

September 7th, 2008 in sewing, other crafts, gifts, holidays, gallery

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The see-through window allows you to see just what goodies you have inside!

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Do you buy organic? Use reusable grocery bags? Care about the earth? Well...then why use plastic bags for produce and bulk-food products?

The answer is Go Girl Green!'s new feed bags. These bags are built strong and made to be used time and time again to help make the earth a greener place. They feature a flat bottom, so your bags can stand upright whether your just using to transport bulk item to/from home, or if you want to store them directly in the cupboard in the bag. The wide mouth allows them to be easily filled. The unique feature of this bag is the clear window, allowing the product inside to be easily recognizable.

The bag can double as a snack bag, and is sure to get you attention! So go ahead and get good Karma... protecting the earth can in return yield us with better and cleaner products.

GO GREEN!

Pattern or design used: My Own Design - Feed Bags

posted in: sewing, other crafts, gifts, holidays, gallery, bag, recycle, green, fun, eco friendly, bulk bag, snack bag, cotton, organic

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Comments (4)

RubyKitty writes: These look so useful and handsome too. I'm definately going to try making some. Posted: 2:02 pm on November 10th

trixichk writes: I noticed you didn't list instructions on how to make. Is your pattern available to the public at all? Posted: 4:32 pm on September 12th

Ninnycat writes: Brilliant. Well done! Not only are they practical and eco-friendly, but they are aesthetically pleasing, which give them about 70 cool point in my book. :) Posted: 8:54 pm on September 11th

TheArtfulDogger writes: This is a great idea! I'm going to try to make my own bag to use for buying produce. Thanks for caring about the environment and doing something to save it!
:) Posted: 12:27 am on September 8th

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