Reusable produce bags

Go green with this great bag!

These simple DIY produce bags are a great way to start reducing your plastic. A quick 15 minute zero waste sewing project, you'll be proud of the project you made. Also great as gifts!

Share this!FacebookPinterestTwitterGoogle+ Using reusable shopping bags has been the trend for years now when carrying your groceries home. But have you noticed that some stores are encouraging you to bring cloth bags for the produce too? I have seen this trend at my local bulk store. Of course, if you ‘ve been going to the...

How to make a reusable produce bag. Stop using plastic and move to zero waste with these easy to sew reusable produce bags.

These Reusable Produce Bag Crochet Patterns come in a variety of styles, perfect for all types of fruits, vegetables, and even bulk items.

Every little bit helps when in comes to living greener. One way to make a difference is by using reusable produce bags, instead of plastic. While reducing your plastic use is an obvious benefit, the ventilation in mesh veggie bags can help your fruits and vegetables stay fresh longer and you can wash them right in the bag. Making your own bags also allows you to customize the bag size to the type of produce you buy regularly, getting rid of all that wadded up plastic in your vegetable drawer…

As we become more aware of the impact our choices have on the environment, finding sustainable alternatives to everyday items is crucial. One such item that can make a significant difference is the reusable produce bag. These small bags are specifically designed for carrying fruits and...

This is my first tutorial in a while! I made one of these reusable produce bags today, and loved the outcome so much that I just had to share. Super-easy, inexpensive, green, and handy if you hat…

How to Make Produce Bags (DIY Tutorial)

Living an eco-friendly lifestyle can start with a few quick, easy changes to your everyday routines! These changes may seem small at first, but as these changes become habits you’ll start to see just how much of an impact each person can have when they simply think ahead to “What will happen to this product after I’m done with it?”