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Storage for plastic bags
debjam
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I am wondering if anyone knows of a template for a storage sleeve for keeping plastic bags in.
I have them all crammed in a box in the corner of my Dining Room at the moment and have seen these sleeves around but wondered if there was a template anywhere to make one. I have some spare material I could use.
Thanks for the help.
I have them all crammed in a box in the corner of my Dining Room at the moment and have seen these sleeves around but wondered if there was a template anywhere to make one. I have some spare material I could use.
Thanks for the help.
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Hi debjam,
It's not a template but this website suggests cutting the sleeve of and old shirt and hemming each end with thin elastic.
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thanks for that it has given me an idea of what I can do. My husband is always moaning about long sleeves on his shirts so he may now have some short sleeved shirts.0
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just cut a rectangle of fabric just over the lenght and width you want your bag store to be, hem each end, sew stretched elastic about 2 inches in from each end, then sew right side out all along the long side, turn the right was out and add a loop at one end to hang up with and hey presto bag store thingy!!Member 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4

NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:0 -
I use an empty tissue box to store my small plastic bags. They don't last that long, but usually they hold up until the next box becomes available
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Empty pringles tubes are great I can get about 12 carrier bags in one and they just fit nicely in my drawer.0
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Just as a thought, some of the supermarkets have large containers to recyle them in. Maybe just keep some and recylcle the rest? I also give some to charity shops when I am passing them.0
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