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Girly Bag

This bag is made from scraps from an old bed sheet and lined with white fabric.

RE-used Clothes II

This laptop bag is made from a wool skirt and lined with a retro style table clothe. It is padded with scrap plastic grocery sacks.

Grocery sacks RE-done

These are fused plastic grocery sacks sewn together into a nice heavy duty RE-usable tote

RE-incarnation Bags II

This is an emptied rice bag lined and ready to go

Pan Scrubbers

These pot and pan scrubbers are made from the food netting from citrus, potatoes, onions that are then crochetted together into a nice dish washing companion!

Capri Sun Beach Bag

This bag is obviously just made out of Capri Sun Packets!

RE-incarnation Bags

Giving a second life to citrus bags...the outside is some sort of citrus bag and lined with scrap fabric.

Re-used Clothes

This skirt is made from part of a retro style table clothe...

Fused Pencil Cases and RE-created "trash"

These Pencil cases are made from fused plastic as well as RE-created (not REcycled!) chip bags and cookie packaging...

Tie Bags

These bags or satchels are made from approximately 9 mens ties. They are lined with scrap fabric.

Lunch Time!

Here are a few lunch bags made out of fused plastic bags of well...you can see what!...the fabric parts are sandwich keepers made from fabric scraps (like old bedsheets or such) as well as two little napkins inside...

Re-upholstery Job

I made three pillow covers...
with the last scrap I fashioned this table runner...
Seat cushions for two chairs...

This is a recovering job I did for a friend. She had purchased this material some time ago and never covered the chair seats...

Zebra Totes

These two bags (one is mine for when I eat lunch at school with Jessa) and another is a gift to a good friend were made from black denim scraps and zebra scraps. I think I got both fabrics from a friends garage sale--free--I helped her with the sale, and I got FREE stuff! perfect!

Here's to a new adventure!

As if one blog wasn't enough...here's one more to add to this mix!

No, but seriously, I thought this might be there quickest and easiest way to put my collection of RE-new-(ed) Designs out there for people to see. The plan is to post pictures and the stories behind each design as well as whatever other random-recycling-re-using info I find interesting enough to share.

So here's to a new adventure for the artsy side of my brain to explore and for all of YOU out there that might be interested!--RE-new-(ed) Designs