The document contains
-Materials & Tool Lists
-Information about mylar snack packaging
-Assembly Instructions
-Frequently Asked Questions
-Templates
Plus lots of pictures and tips! And did I mention it's FREE?
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Enjoy!
Wow! This is just wonderful. Thank you so much for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYou. Are. Awesome. I can't wait to make some. Thank you so very much.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Thank you. I'm sure these will be huge money savers for us.
ReplyDeleteEeee! Yippee! Thanks for posting the tutorial, I have been waiting for it! ;D
ReplyDeleteI am going to have so much fun tomorrow!!!
xoxoxo Jaime
Awesome!!! I posted a link to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing: http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-sew-a-reusable-sandwich-bag/2009/06/17/
ReplyDelete--Anne
This looks amazing! I found this via Craft Gossip. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI found this via CraftGossip as well. This is so useful, thanks so much for sharing! I'd love to link to this as well if you didn't mind!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am so excited to start making these.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for posting this. i have been looking for a tutorial to make these bags for a while but hadn't found one that used stuff i have in the house....until now. these will be perfect for my husband to take to work, and saves money on plastic baggies.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for making this tutorial and sharing it with the rest of us!
ReplyDeleteYay Jerilyn!! I just blogged this and your blog on mine. The tutorial is great!! I am going to make them and hand them out to Moo's school friends hehe.
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xo Steph
This is very cute! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Solves my problems of washing out the plastic baggies!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thanks so much for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteP.S. I think I'm going to try mine with oilcloth since I have it on hand, but I really like your idea to use the mylar bags as a liner. :)
ReplyDeleteI finally made some out of oilcloth! If you'd like to see pictures you can see my little tutorial post here:
ReplyDeletehttp://notesfromaveryredkitchen.blogspot.com/2009/12/reusable-snack-baggies-tutorial.html
I linked to your pattern and your tutorial in the instructions for mine. I hope that's okay. If not let me know. Thanks again so much for sharing! Have a wonderful day! :)
Thanks a lot for this tuto !
ReplyDeleteI havn't understood the whole article : how do you get the fabric that will be inner the bag ?
(my english is so far away .... I expect someone who speaks french could explain me ...)
I think that you recycle empty cake wasting, didn't you ? you can ungloss with an iron, is that right ?
Sorry, i m a little bit lost ....
Camille (ellwingfr@yahoo.fr)
Instead of getting the mylar bags from chips and stuff. I went to my local coffee shop and got some of the bags the coffee comes in. The bags are huge. I got 3 sandwich bags and 2 snack bags out of one :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this tutorial. It will solved our "Snack packing" problems! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I attempted one with a slightly different design. The mylar works great, I am just trying other ideas for finishing the edges of the snack bags. I have linked to your blog in my post. Thanks so much for sharing this great idea!
ReplyDeleteJeanette
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