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Last Edited on: 3/12/10 4:27 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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I would love the red. I have been making plarn bags for several months.
Last Edited on: 3/14/10 2:37 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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It's all your's. Boxed and read to go. Will be mailled tomorrow. |
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Thanks Clara, I will put it to good use. Plarn was one of those neat things we discovered last year. |
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what is plarn? |
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Well aren't you in for a treat. Plarn is plastic yarn, and it is made from plastic bags. Bags are cut into strips and tied together and then you crochet just like regular yarn but with a big hook. Then you make bags out of the yarn. You then have a reusable bag and no need to continue getting plastic from the grocery. Plarn is all over the internet, I've attached one for you. Holtzy
http://www.myrecycledbags.com/2009/05/16/recycled-plarn-net-market-bag/ |
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hmm interesting; I wonder if you could do more than bags? for instance a big mat wipe diry dog paws off before he tracks them in? |
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Cool set up. I use the plastic bags from the grocery stores as my trash bags (and having a baby, I go through quite a few). But if I knitted/crochetted, I would totally want to attempt that. |
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