When someone ask if I can do some sewing items for them, I usually get excited because it might be a challenging project. My BFF's daughter who lives in Vancouver ask me if I could make her a few reusable produce bags (five in total) and travel toothbrush holder (only 3).
She sent me the link of what exactly she was describing so I could see them. I looked it up and decided, that's easy since I have made other type of bags before. She was not picky with fabric so I just use some of my leftover material and started measuring what I needed. I stopped by the fabric store to buy half a yard of the netting fabric for my insert so you could see the produce inside the bag. Since I had a few more extra fabric, I added a couple of washable snack/sandwich bag which she can use when she returns to work next month. As for the toothbrush holder, I would have to just be creative as I only have a photo and I have never made them before. Since I have made a lot of different holders, I thought this too would be a breeze. The only thing I have to remember is to do an insert made of plastic for the brush part. I haven't started this last item so you will have to wait until next post.
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The first try and it was perfect. |
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Celery bag. |
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Perfect for three romaine lettuce hearts. |
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Leftover fabric is great for making snack/sandwich bags. |
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Lemons, Limes or onions bag. |
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Maybe some vine or roma or cherry tomatoes. |
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