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Does anyone remember this olive green tablecloth I posted awhile back? Well it didnt turn into the skirt I envisined, but it did turn into some lined grocery bags! If you want to shop in style , I have a set of 3 bags that you can find for sale here. Yeah-for not using plastic bags anymore!!!!! And a big thanks to Shu for helping me understand why ,y apanese craft books like to use a stapler on fabric-I was lost in lala land for awhile with that one!
And some unlined lightweight ones made of vintage fruit material, and binding here!
Also some new little vintage items have been added to the shop as well, like these vintage velvet flower picks, a tartan thermos, and those sweet little dress crochet hotpads.
Hopefully I can keep up the mojo going, because as you know me I seem to fade in & out very easily! Now I must go pack for camping!!! I want to thank everyone who has been leaving comments lately, blogger does not always tell me your blog or email address darn it. I want to reply to everyone but for some reason more & more comments are showing u without links, but I want to say I DO read everything & apreciate EVERY ONE! You Bloggy friends are actually a huge motivation & help keep me moving forward! Hugs to you all.~later~
9 Comments:
So what is the stapler deal? You can't just leave me hanging like that. :-)
Your projects are fabulous as always. I applaud your shopping bag ideas as we all really need to get away from the plastic variety of bags offered to us at the stores.
I just started taking my own bags to the store as well. It was natural to do when we lived in WA and some stores even gave .05 off for each bag. Here in the midwest people look at me funny. So I look back at their plastic as if that was un-natural..LOL
Your bags are beautiful BTW!!!
Grocery bags? I thought they were dresses! And what about the staples...
oh they are darn cute, great job
Kara
xx
Yes - please explain the staples... fill the rest of us in! ; )
Love the green bags! We always use re-usable bags too at the supermarket too!
Your market bags are so pretty! I am also interested in the explanation of the fabric/staple usage.
Oh my goodness, I just drool over everything you do!!!
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