My daughter was here on the weekend and showed me a cute reusable snack bag that she bought. It was the perfect size to hold a sandwich. I have seen a number of tutorials for these so, while at Fabricville yesterday, I bought some nylon fabric, Velcro and cute patches.
Here is my prototype. It's cute. I'll definitely make more for the kids to use.
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Nylon envelope for a sandwich. Nylon is washable, but not that breathable so it will hold freshness for hours. |
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Fits two slices of smart bread nicely. |
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Closes securely with Velcro |
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Got a set of 9 little patches to sew on the sandwich bags from Fabricville. They are all sweet. I'll use them all. |
4 comments:
I need some of these for the kids lunches...very environmentally friendly. Michele
What a great idea! Your model looks wonderful.
Brilliant!! I love the whole idea and the little patches are adorable! I was at fabricville this week and picked up two monster patches and I saw those ones. They are all so adorable!
These are cute but I must be lazy. All I can think of is that I'd have to have at least a week's worth because they'd be in the wash waiting for the peanut butter and jam to be washed out. I suppose they could be washed with the dishes and then dried somewhere... Like I said, I must be lazy - lol. Let me know how they work out.
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