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Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:12 pm
by Big Al
Tbags..


When shopping you might buy some tea bags in your weekly shopping but why not use your t bags to CARRY you shopping home in?

Follow these easy instructions to make large T Bags.

Take a T shirt that you no longer wear.

Cut the arms off.

Place a bowl on the neck and cut around this.

Turn the T shirt inside out and double stitch the bottom then turn it the right way and hey presto you have a T bag to carry your shopping home.

For bonny pictures visit... http://www.bselfsufficient.co.uk/tbags.htm

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 6:48 am
by boboff
Big Al wrote:Tbags..


When shopping you might buy some tea bags in your weekly shopping but why not use your t bags to CARRY you shopping home in?

Follow these easy instructions to make large T Bags.

Take a T shirt that you no longer wear.

Cut the arms off.

Place a bowl on the neck and cut around this.

Turn the T shirt inside out and double stitch the bottom then turn it the right way and hey presto you have a T bag to carry your shopping home.

For bonny pictures visit... http://www.bselfsufficient.co.uk/tbags.htm

Al's been on the Loopy Juice

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:27 am
by Milims
What a damned good idea Al! :cheers:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:02 am
by The Riff-Raff Element
Frankly, given the state of tee-shirts by the time I'm prepared to discard them, we'd be talking string bag :mrgreen:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:11 am
by Big Al
boboff wrote:
Big Al wrote:Tbags..


When shopping you might buy some tea bags in your weekly shopping but why not use your t bags to CARRY you shopping home in?

Follow these easy instructions to make large T Bags.

Take a T shirt that you no longer wear.

Cut the arms off.

Place a bowl on the neck and cut around this.

Turn the T shirt inside out and double stitch the bottom then turn it the right way and hey presto you have a T bag to carry your shopping home.

For bonny pictures visit... http://www.bselfsufficient.co.uk/tbags.htm

Al's been on the Loopy Juice

As you are my mentor and guide I'm shocked boboff, really shocked !!
The link below has bonny pictures to make it clearer... http://www.bselfsufficient.co.uk/tbags.htm anyway, what's wrong with loopy juice?? :drunken:

String vests bags can make a comeback. I lost so much weight that these T shirts were destined for either the rag bag or even a tablecloth they were so large, :lol:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:22 am
by boboff
Wow thats Amazing actually!

I thought you were having a giraffe mate, sorry.

A bag for Wife as I like to call them!

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:46 am
by snapdragon
Now that's a really brill idea to use old printed teeshirts that I've *ahem* 'grown out of' or 'shrunk in the wash ' as I call it :cheers:
I reckon if you have the facility and the sewing machine, overstitching the neck and arm holes with an overlock type stitch would make it stronger too.

other uses for tshirts usually require cutting into 1inch strips - and I really don't have the hand power to do too much of that

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:33 pm
by demi
thats a good idea.
i had an image at first of stiching lots of tea bags together :lol:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 7:08 pm
by safronsue
this is a great idea! must admit i needed the pics to fully understand how the handles would work.

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 7:24 pm
by Big Al
Well you all should know me by now.... if not look at my profile comments. :lol: There was a link in the original post but I shrunk it down as it was a direct link to my site and I'm always cautious of self promotion being seen as spam et al.Obviously I shrunk it too much...

Boboff, if I called it a bag for wife It wouldn't have the desired effect and i'd get jumped on for being sexist.

you are still my mentor though. :salute:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:23 pm
by oldfella
Comment from OH,

If I did that, who's going to carry it, you would'nt get it of the ground. :silent: :silent:

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:30 am
by Big Al
oldfella wrote:Comment from OH,

If I did that, who's going to carry it, you would'nt get it of the ground. :silent: :silent:
As i said ir was either a bag, a duster or a tablecloth and we have a big table. It is always a talking point and even a chat up line ( bear with me here).

Go into asda and they ask if you have your own bags, yes I do and I made them myself, look of disbelief so you pull out the bags [ cloth ones that is] and then you get talking. slip into the conversation you do the housework etc and the women, young girls included are eating out off your hands.
See the secret is that all women hate housework and if you can do it then that means their silly young boyfriends are missing out...

Well that's my loopy juice theory........ or is it just loopy??

Re: Using T bags to carry your shopping home.

Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:49 pm
by Millymollymandy
demi wrote:thats a good idea.
i had an image at first of stiching lots of tea bags together :lol:
So did I! :oops: But used ones of course. :lol: