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This Easy Reusable Grocery Bag pattern is new from Keyka Lou Patterns.  According to the description, it’s designed to be easy to load.  The wide handles help distribute the weight of the groceries you’ll carry.  All function aside, the … Read More...

This Easy Reusable Grocery Bag pattern is new from Keyka Lou Patterns.  According to the description, it’s designed to be easy to load.  The wide handles help distribute the weight of the groceries you’ll carry.  All function aside, the … Read More...

Abby from Sew Much Ado kicks off Go Green month on her blog with a tutorial showing how to make a reusable Swiffer dusting cloth.  Now you Swiffer dust all day long without sending any disposable cleaning cloths to the … Read More...

Amber from Berlin’s Whimsy shows how to make a reusable cover for your Swiffer out of old towels.  Use it to clean your floors, then unbutton it and toss it in the laundry.  Go to the tutorial.

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Start the New Year by going green at the grocery store with these reusable mesh produce bags.  Maggie from Smashed Peas and Carrots  shows how to make them.  This is a quick sewing project that will help keep loads of … Read More...

Firefly Hill Designs shares a tutorial for making these reusable gift bags at her blog, Firefly Hill Style.  A quick little fold and a colorful clothespin personalize the bags.  Go to the tutorial.

Oilcloth Addict shows how you can make reusable gift tags for your Christmas giftgivingf rom chalkcloth and oilcloth.  Not only are they pretty, they’re practical, too.  Go to the tutorial.

[photo from Oilcloth Addict]

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Keep your school lunches eco-friendly by using a reusable sandwich wrap instead of a throwaway baggie.  Kellie from Greenhab and The Green Phone Booth shares a tutorial  on Make It From Scratch showing how to make one.  Go to the … Read More...

Rad Linc Crafts shows how to make this reusable gift card holder out of fabric.  Go to the tutorial.

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[via Chica and Jo]

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Here’s a back-to-school word problem for you:  If you have two children who each take their lunch in a paper sack every day for the next 175 days of schoo, how many paper sacks have you contributed to the local … Read More...

Amy from Progressive Pioneer shares a tutorial on Make and Takes for making your own reusable lunch set.  Think about the waste that can be reduced by using reusable items in your child’s school lunches!  They show you how to … Read More...