Wouldn’t it be great if you could make a reusable messenger bag out of all of the plastic bags that have accumulated in your house? Well, Make magazine shows us that for a fun Sunday project you totally can, all it takes is a little ironing and sewing.
Ideally we want to stop using plastic bags all together, so they don’t contribute more waste to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and continue to create a demand for oil used to produce them. Despite our best efforts though, we sometimes end up with a few of them, so why not put the surplus bags to good use in the meantime. Check out this video to learn how:
Pretty clever, eh? Make is definitely my new favorite website for awesome DIY projects that breath new life into old stuff otherwise might go to waste.
CATEGORIES: Culture, Environment
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