



I keep making these and they seem to find new homes elsewhere.
I have got to the stage where remembering to take at least one with me when I go out has almost become automatic.
Made from Swatches of curtain material they last much longer than plastic carrier bags. I have been asked why I don't sell them. If someone wanted some making, I would. I had to make a few more, as I gave some of the one's I keep in my car boot to a colleague who had gone into Asda without her stash of carrier bags.
I think they are rather jolly, and usually cause comment at the supermarket checkout.
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