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How to Customize Reusable Shopping Bags

March 17, 2018 by Francine Clouden

Learn how you can customize reusable shopping bags in just a few minutes with your Cricut Explore and your favorite color of Cricut vinyl! This Customize Reusable Shopping Bag DIY by Beth Kingston of Kingston Crafts is a great project for beginning crafters or if you are new to Cricut. In this DIY you will learn how to transform an inexpensive reusable shopping bag by simply adding a phrase to the front and back of the bag. If you don’t have a Cricut machine, you could still recreate this project using another cutting machine or iron-on letters. Once your reusable bag has been customized, you can now be the fanciest person at the grocery store with your ”new” reusable shopping bag! Use these same techniques to make titles or journaling for your scrapbook page too!

Learn more here: How to customize reusable shopping  bags.

 

Why should you make your own shopping bags or totes?  Plastic bags are from the same source as all plastic: crude oil. So what is wrong with crude oil? The manufacturing process emits considerable amounts of pollution, and the product is not biodegradable. On land, plastic bags are one of the most common types of litter worldwide. As plastic bags are lightweight and float easily, this means they can travel long distances when picked up by the wind this includes landing in the ocean. Then wildlife gets tangled or ingests the bags, both in the sea and on land.  Make a difference and make your own shopping grocery bags.  Have plastic bags you need to re-use? Consider making these DIY upcycled plastic bag crafts.

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FREE Layered “Enter if You Dare” Halloween Die Cut

This creepy “Enter if You Dare” die cut is made up of 5 layers to create an amazing title for your Halloween scrapbook layouts. There’s large letters that you can cut from different colors of cardstock to suit your design needs and a layering base to cut from black that has spider webs and a little spider too. If you popped up each layer with foam tape you could make a fun 3D effect too. This FREE SVG cut file could also be used to create signs and decor for Halloween parties or shrunken down for a handmade card sentiment as well.

Click here to visit Like Love Do for the download.

-Heather

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