

Late last week my DSL modem bit the dust. Sad but true. Sad for me because in addition to not having access on line, I found out that I am almost addictied. But during the interval on not being able to go on line was I put to good purpose.
I was able to make a Farmer's Market bag that I have been wanting to make but never had the time.
I do not like to waste anything. Late last year I went to the Farmer's Market and bought a bag of Oranges. I have always liked the net bag that they come in. I always think what a waste to just throw it away. So I saved it and said I would make a carry-all with it. Well, what with work and sewing and then posting, I never got around to it.
I think that the next time I buy a bag of Oranges, I will look to see who has the best graphics, because I will make it again. This one has already gone in the mail.
3 comments:
I like that bag for more uses than just the Farmer's Market. You are clever to see such possibilities from a navel sack.
I went into a horrible stress reaction when we moved and couldn't get access for five days. I was on the verge of a meltdown~
And wow, I love the re-purposed orange bag. Clever!!!
A perfect Farmer's Market bag...lightweight and good looking. I take cloth bags now to the grocery store and try so hard not to need paper or plastic.
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