geeklite said... Such a great idea on how to recycle materials! Too bad cat food bag aren't made of the same material 9/30/08 10:53 AM
Deepika said... What a great idea. I agree, if we look we can find tons of uses for throwaway items. Great review too! 9/30/08 1:42 PM
LornaJay said... Very impressive! 9/30/08 2:13 PM
Heatherrique said... Very clever and practical! 9/30/08 2:20 PM
CarolynGM said... Very clever use of feedbags! 9/30/08 4:12 PM
Elle Emm said... great idea.
9/30/08 6:56 PM
Mary Stiefer said... Great description of what to do and I love the recycling factor. Maybe you should talk to the company and tell them what you did?? Who knows?? After all - it's good business. 9/30/08 8:11 PM
Kath in ON said... Really clever. 10/1/08 8:22 AM
newlywedws said... What a brilliant way to recycle!!! Your "fabric" also looks like it is a waterproof, wipe clean type. 10/3/08 12:14 PM
ButtonLady said... Wow..after enjoying each of the impressive entries, I had to stop & praise your clever use of of these feedbags.. This is truly what recycling is all about:) Beyond that, you even made pleasant-to-the-eye good use of the original graphics.. Where it me, I'd be "gifting" one of your bags to the feed company.. Your example might be the seed for a local recycling campaign..(perhaps for junior or senior groups) + provides freebie business advertising to a company you support, &, if said company is win/win savy, should net you a bag or two of free feed, in addition to a hearty thank you:)
Chris 10/3/08 5:23 PM
dove29 said... What a great idea for fabric! Nice looking bag, too. 10/4/08 9:51 AM
WinterBV said... Wow! Ingenious use of recyclable materials - like pioneer women using flour and sugar sacks for clothing and quilts. When the thing finally wears out, you can toss it in the recycling. 10/4/08 6:06 PM
AnneM said... excellent idea. Should be strong. 10/7/08 2:44 PM
Kristina C said... Bravo! I also like Chris the Buttonlady's idea on expanding this in your community--that would be fantastic! 10/17/08 12:23 PM
donna mel said... i love your bag. i'm going to be on the hunt for this type of feed bag and start cutting and making my own. thanks! 10/30/08 7:12 PM
NKC said... Ooooh! How very tongue and cheeky of you; a substantial reuse with the bonus of grocery shopping humor. Hope the company of Shur-Gain gives you at least a bonus bag of feed. 10/30/08 8:33 PM
AndreaSews said... Love that idea! 11/24/11 8:29 PM
Such a great idea on how to recycle materials! Too bad cat food bag aren't made of the same material
9/30/08 10:53 AM
What a great idea. I agree, if we look we can find tons of uses for throwaway items. Great review too!
9/30/08 1:42 PM
Very impressive!
9/30/08 2:13 PM
Very clever and practical!
9/30/08 2:20 PM
Very clever use of feedbags!
9/30/08 4:12 PM
great idea.
9/30/08 6:56 PM
Great description of what to do and I love the recycling factor. Maybe you should talk to the company and tell them what you did?? Who knows?? After all - it's good business.
9/30/08 8:11 PM
Really clever.
10/1/08 8:22 AM
What a brilliant way to recycle!!! Your "fabric" also looks like it is a waterproof, wipe clean type.
10/3/08 12:14 PM
Wow..after enjoying each of the impressive entries, I had to stop & praise your clever use of of these feedbags.. This is truly what recycling is all about:) Beyond that, you even made pleasant-to-the-eye good use of the original graphics.. Where it me, I'd be "gifting" one of your bags to the feed company.. Your example might be the seed for a local recycling campaign..(perhaps for junior or senior groups) + provides freebie business advertising to a company you support, &, if said company is win/win savy, should net you a bag or two of free feed, in addition to a hearty thank you:) Chris
10/3/08 5:23 PM
What a great idea for fabric! Nice looking bag, too.
10/4/08 9:51 AM
Wow! Ingenious use of recyclable materials - like pioneer women using flour and sugar sacks for clothing and quilts. When the thing finally wears out, you can toss it in the recycling.
10/4/08 6:06 PM
excellent idea. Should be strong.
10/7/08 2:44 PM
Bravo! I also like Chris the Buttonlady's idea on expanding this in your community--that would be fantastic!
10/17/08 12:23 PM
i love your bag. i'm going to be on the hunt for this type of feed bag and start cutting and making my own. thanks!
10/30/08 7:12 PM
Ooooh! How very tongue and cheeky of you; a substantial reuse with the bonus of grocery shopping humor. Hope the company of Shur-Gain gives you at least a bonus bag of feed.
10/30/08 8:33 PM
Love that idea!
11/24/11 8:29 PM