One of the easiest ways to save money while also saving the environment is to make your own reusable grocery bags that you can take to the store or farmer’s market again and again. Below you will find fun bag patterns that will help you carry your groceries in style.
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Reusable Grocery Bags
1. Crocheted Produce Bag – Make your own produce bag and use it time and time again! You will love having this bag on hand when grocery shopping.
2. Green Shopper Grocery Bag – This one-of-a-kind bag stretches to accommodate all of your groceries. Never again will you need to use those unsightly plastic bags.
3. Best Knitted Grocery Bag (shown) – Make a few of these knit bags and keep them close at hand every time you go shopping.
4. Quick Fix Grocery Bag – You can make this quick and easy bag pattern using an old t-shirt.
5. Thrifty Market Bag – This reader favorite bag is sturdy enough to tote even your heftiest groceries.
6. DIY Grocery Bags for Produce – These DIY produce bags are specifically designed to help you bring your fruits and veggies home bruise-free!
7. Fabulous Farmer’s Market Tote – Even if you are a beginning sewer, you will be able to make this fun and eye-catching farmer’s market tote.
8. Farmer’s Market Grocery Tote (shown) – This durable bag pattern is guaranteed to help your groceries get from point A to point B.
9. Green Earth Grocery Bags – Learn how to make your own reusable grocery bags with plastic bags that you get from the grocery store! This pattern is great for upcycling!
What’s your favorite way to go green?
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I WOULD LIKE SOME SOFT TOY PATTERNS THAT I CAN SEW PLEASE.
Hopefully this helps: http://www.allfreesewing.com/Sewn-Toys
I would like a pattern for aprons please.
Hi Angela! Here’s a collection of 20 apron patterns for you to choose from. I hope you find one you like! >> http://www.allfreesewing.com/Miscellaneous-Clothing/15-Free-Sewing-Apron-Patterns
I keep cloth bags in the car and truck so I don’t have to get plastic bags when shopping.