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Super Versatile T-shirt Bag (T-shirt Hacks Contest)

Super Versatile T-shirt Bag (T-shirt Hacks Contest)
In this instructable I'll show you how to quickly convert an old, maybe worn out, or wrong sized T-shirt into a super versatile bag! This T-shirt bag is great for carrying laundry, serving as a gym bag, being a temporary pillow case on trips, and many many more dandy things!!

Read on to make your super T-shirt bag, and discover the possibilities that it holds for you.

This bag is Great for:

Carrying laundry
Gym bag
Temporary Pillow case
All around carry things kinda bag
Travel bag

You can also sew on additional shoulder straps on the bag if you intend on carrying it for prolonged amounts of time. Maybe find an old backpack and use the shoulder straps from it.

Please don't forget to VOTE for this instructable if you find it helpful, enjoyed it, or just think I'm an all around swell kinda guy. Have Fun with your new bag!!
 
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Step 1Basic tools and materials.

Basic tools and materials.
To construct this T-shirt bag, it is recommended that you have:

1. One old t-shirt, or t-shirt of your choice
2. A sewing machine, or be hardcore and sew it by hand
3. Some para cord, or other strong rope like material of your choice
4. Scissors
5. Something to keep the string untangled, I used a LEGO

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15 comments
Jan 2, 2011. 4:46 PMgunman15 says:
real men know how to sew
Jan 24, 2010. 6:43 AMishanifeb30 says:
awesome... it is the best....
Jun 30, 2009. 4:47 PMfratmom says:
Been awhile since you posted this, but it was just what I needed to turn an old football shirt that my son did not want to throw out into a usable gym bag. Awesome! Thanks!!
Sep 28, 2008. 1:24 AMDemon2diva says:
This is a very easy pattern with very good results - I like the pillowcase idea
Aug 30, 2008. 9:44 PMsomeguy1234 says:
except its upsidedown :P
Mar 21, 2008. 8:30 AMgamer says:
wow! really nice, i have made bags of this type before, but not as nice. too bad it cant qualify for the t-shirt hacks. you cant wear it anymore... maybe sewing your bag to a wearable t-shirt would make it wearable and make it qualify! very nice job. -gamer
Mar 21, 2008. 12:50 PMthreecheersfornick says:
They should. I'd vote for it -- it's very good.
Mar 20, 2008. 9:12 PMGorillazMiko says:
Awesome! Wow, this was posted pretty fast...
Mar 21, 2008. 4:04 AMgmjhowe says:
WOW! one of the most clear instrutables ive read for a while! well done
Mar 21, 2008. 8:26 AMNerdMaster says:
It's a shame that all Instructables can't be this useful. Great job.
Mar 20, 2008. 8:29 PMpeguiono says:
Awesome idea!

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