Onion bag diy

Mesh produce bags are durable and great to use around your home and garden! Learn how with these 6 Frugal Ways to Reuse Mesh Produce Bags.

When trying to come up with something green for Color Your Summer I decided on something that was green in more ways than one. Taking inspiration from this crocheted version: I made my reusable produce bag out of an old knit T-shirt. And then I went crazy! and made more bags out of old T-shirts and T-shirt sleeves in various shapes, colors, and sizes. It is really easy and requires very little

Here is another pattern I had on our farm blog that is probably more appropriate to have over here. I made this pattern 3 years ago but I am still using these bags regularly. They are really fast and easy and best of all cheap. Have fun! Orange bag/onion bag recycled drawstring produce bag pattern :) So I think this is pretty easy but I thought I would put some instructions on how to make the produce bags. This was something I really wanted to make to eliminate the need for the plastic bags…

A few readers asked for a tutorial on how to make a macramé hanging produce bag, so here it is! And it's simple to make!

Make a Pot Scrubber From an Onion Bag: I really dislike kitchen sponges, so to save a few bucks, I use to crochet cotton kitchen rags for dish washing. However, over time, I found that I didn't really care for them. They aren't abrasive enough to get off the stuck on gunk and they don…

Do you ever buy onions or citrus in plastic mesh bags like these? Do you hoard them under the sink like I do? More than a year ago now I figured out how to turn a pile of these into a scrubbie and …

You can never have enough of these cute linen baskets: for your bread, your latest knitting project, kitchen tools, or nic-nacs. This step-by-step tutorial teaches you exactly how to make them.

Keep your fruits and veggies fresh, tidy and accessible with some hanging mesh produce bags. It's an easy sewing project to make in three sizes! #sewing