
This is a great way to keep those plastic bags near by but contained. Use a large men's shirt sleeve!
Approximate Time: 1/2 hour
Supplies:
- men's long sleeve shirt
- sewing machine
- whipped topping container 8 oz.
- scissors
Instructions:
- Cut the sleeve off the shirt as high as possible and hem the end, about a 3/4 inch hem. Leave an opening in the hem for inserting the plastic strip.
- Cut the whipped topping bowl into about 1/2 inch wide strip. Round the short ends. Now you are ready to feed it through the hem, it should push through easily.

- Next you will cut a slit about 1 inch from the end halfway up and on the other end half way down, this way they can intersect with each other and it keeps the plastic in a full circle.
- All you need is to complete sewing the hem up and attach a small loop for hanging.
- The bags will fall down into the sleeve cuff and you add new ones in at the top. I turned the cuff up after I buttoned it. Mine hangs in my pantry, it's so handy when I need a bag.
By NoRulesArt from sunny FL

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July 13, 20160 found this helpful
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Sheila

Linda L.
Bronze Tip Medal for All Time! 64 Tips September 12, 20160 found this helpful
Tissue box works great. I keep it on top of fridge so when I have a grocery sack I stuff it in there. I try to use my recyclable bags when I remember so have less and less of the single use plastic bags these days.
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