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Step 5Adding the ribbon and Velcro
1. Center the Velcro tabs on the inside of the front and back panels.
2. Insert the ends of the ribbon between the Velcro tabs and panels and sew .
And there you have it! A recycled juice pouch lunch bag. It is sturdy, reliable, easy to make, and cheap! Not to mention... pretty cool :)
Now it's your turn! Be creative, use different juice flavors and create a colorful pattern, or use a bright colored thread or ribbon.
2. Insert the ends of the ribbon between the Velcro tabs and panels and sew .
And there you have it! A recycled juice pouch lunch bag. It is sturdy, reliable, easy to make, and cheap! Not to mention... pretty cool :)
Now it's your turn! Be creative, use different juice flavors and create a colorful pattern, or use a bright colored thread or ribbon.
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May 18, 2011. 12:41 PMZebragirl2016
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could you put an ice pack in here without it being a wet mess
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Oct 6, 2009. 10:55 AM
BarginsTech
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BarginsTech
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I agree with QTPi, beautiful 'ible and thanks so much! I'm making some myself :P I love how you contrasted the colors :]
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Sep 1, 2009. 11:29 AMQTPi
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I saw these in a store and thought, " I could make that!" Well now I can just follow your instructions and make myself a cute case and my son a fun lunch bag. I hate to buy expensive lunch boxes and bags with no personality!! Thanks for your posting!
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