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lunch bags
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Re: lunch bags
Very cute! I would love one of those-beats a paper bag by a long shot. 

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These are very clever. Thanks for sharing.
Winona
Winona
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Fun & eco friendly, thank you!
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Those are really cute...where did you get the oil cloth from? and was that a Martha Stewart pattern?
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Carolyn, Those are really nice! What perfect gifts they will be. Are they held closed with Velcro?
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I got the first pattern at a shop hop. They had little kits for $4 and I bought one. They were left over from a make&take the shop had had in Nov. Quilter7 bought a kit too. Here is the pattern they gave us.
http://oilcloth.com/projects.php'>http: ... ojects.php
Then I started making modifications and looked at Martha Stewart her's is almost identical. The dimensions on the 1st were a little off. I have been cutting the main piece about 8x30 and the sides 5x12.5 I have adjusted based on the fabric. I am closing them with velcro and will add some of the ones with handles tonight.
I found a huge selection of Oil Cloth at a local store (M&L) for $6.95 a yd. I bought 1/2 lengths because the fabric is 60" wide and have been cranking out with mix and match cloth [a LQS is selling the same oil cloth for 412.95, on-line it is $6.95 most places]
next project...sandwich bags, I saw them somewhere they are the size of a ziplock bag, and closed with a flap and Velcro
so...I am going to try those I thought I would use clear vinyl on one side and oil cloth on the other.
http://oilcloth.com/projects.php'>http: ... ojects.php
Then I started making modifications and looked at Martha Stewart her's is almost identical. The dimensions on the 1st were a little off. I have been cutting the main piece about 8x30 and the sides 5x12.5 I have adjusted based on the fabric. I am closing them with velcro and will add some of the ones with handles tonight.
I found a huge selection of Oil Cloth at a local store (M&L) for $6.95 a yd. I bought 1/2 lengths because the fabric is 60" wide and have been cranking out with mix and match cloth [a LQS is selling the same oil cloth for 412.95, on-line it is $6.95 most places]
next project...sandwich bags, I saw them somewhere they are the size of a ziplock bag, and closed with a flap and Velcro

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Adorable! Which one is mine? 

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HaHaHa Carolynsdaughter, no fair checking out all the christmas presents she is making you. Are you the daughter that has a zillion aprons? Your mom is the best!!
Sharon
Sharon
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yes that is the daughter with a million aprons
glad she likes the lunch bags
now the surprise will be which one I decide to give her....

