Mitchell came up with his own idea to sew reusable grocery bags. I thought that was pretty smart, but I was also thrilled to have the chance to teach one of my kids to sew (a first!) I measured and created the pattern, then I stood by and gave him instructions, but he did 100% all of the work. We had so much fun together, and they turned out really great.
This was his "before" picture. He had to show a before/after for its impact on the environment.
"Ohhhh, the groceries are so heavy in these flimsy bags!"
Shopping for the fabric
Some intense pattern cutting
First time using the machine!
A little ironing for the top hem and handles
It was also his idea to stencil the recycle symbol on the front of the bags.
And here's the "after" picture.
Aren't they wonderful?!
5 comments:
That's awesome! I couldn't even sew 100% of the project you helped me with. :)
Nicely done!
Sew cute (hee hee)!
How much is he selling them for? ;)
So cute! Great work, you two!
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