Pretty Flower Recycled Totes

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elizabethann wrote
on Nov 22, 2008 3:18 PM


Here are photos of the flower that I added to my recycled shopping bag totes. Even the curling ribbon centers are recycled from my son's birthday party!



Blue flower close upBlue flower tote



I cut the top and bottom off of a small bag, and cut it into one long continuous strip (it really doesn't use as long a length as you might think). Then I used the Knifty Knitter Flower Loom (the small peach one), following the directions and using curling ribbon for the center. This particular loom is great b/c you pull the pegs out to remove the flower...this eliminates the risk of breaking the plastic "petals".


What do you mean yarn doesn't count as a medical expense? Crocheting is theraputic and helps me keep my sanity!

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elizabethann wrote
on Nov 22, 2008 5:09 PM

Yeay! I figured it out!


(Was having photo posting issues earlier!)


What do you mean yarn doesn't count as a medical expense? Crocheting is theraputic and helps me keep my sanity!

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PaulineL wrote
on Nov 22, 2008 11:08 PM

Both bag and flower look really good!


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on Nov 23, 2008 6:21 AM

mad for crochet!Nice job! way to keep those nasty plastic bags out of the landfills! And your tote is very pretty!


mad for crochet!

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