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Make your own onestringbag

Step 10Nothing lasts for ever: repair...


Nothing lasts forever, so take some care of your bags in use and don't put sharp objects in them.
Repair them as much as possible when they get damaged.

If you find a better fabric to use - please let everyone else know!




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Sep 25, 2009. 6:24 PMcloudtoucher1 says:
What about using the netting from those bath scrubbies that come unraveled? I have several, and they're only tubes. Maybe cut the tubes into sections, sew one end shut and insert a drawstring in the other end, and it should hold most produce.
Apr 22, 2008. 4:39 PMkimland says:
you are so wonderful for sharing this instructable! Thank you very much!! I can't wait to use some of my surplus tulle for this project (I have a 7-year-old daughter, so tulle is something we have "around the house.")

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