I am thinking of all kind of uses for them. I plan on making a couple for me to keep in my truck for my Sam's Club visits to hold the small items I purchase. They could be used as book bags or even to throw a few small tools in when you have a project to do and don't want to carry a large tool box around.
Here are the instructions for the Feed Bag Tote Bag. I like hers much better than mine due to the coloring of her bags but I have a Bazillion of the FRM bags so this is what I will use.
I found more ideas on this web site, Tink's Crafts she makes them and sells them but they are much fancier than the ones I am doing but you could get some good ideas from her photo's.
What a great idea...
ReplyDeleteRecycling at its best!
ReplyDeleteThank you Stephen and GS..Papa Bear called it up-cycling! I have made several more. They look much better than the first. I'll post a picture of the new bunch soon!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
I have been thinking about making these myself. Very cool.
ReplyDeletePhelan..if you are like me you have feed bags running out of your ears. I put the paper ones down in the garden to control weeds or use as trash bags when we are cleaning up. I have been saving the woven plastic ones to store corn in for the critters if I ever manage to grow enough so far our corn has been people food!
ReplyDeleteThat's definitely something I can do. The only other use I've had for them is using them for added windbreaks when we have extreme wind/rain storms. It helps keep their feed dry.
ReplyDeleteStephanie...I have several in my truck. When I go to Sam's club they are my shopping bags. I have also used them in a way as you. They made a great temporary cover over my brooder when we had blowing rain.
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