Kitsie

Here's one post:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-117713-1.htm

bakermom

Someone made a tote and entered it in our fair a few weeks ago. got a blue ribbon!

toomanycats

I am going to have to try this with the horse feed sacks. Could someone post something they have made to show us?

oksewglad

A couple sewn together would make a great lawn/leaf tote. Oh how about several together for landscape fabric before mulch is put down. These are very sturdy and heavy. Washing them first before you sew them would be necessary and use a heavier needle. The seed bags we get in the spring tend to ravel easily so serging the edges or double seaming may be necessary. My mind is turning, must slow it down. LOL

Kitsie

If you click on the links I've posted, there are a couple of pictures and directions to make.

oksewglad

Thanks :)

Caroline S

Pics of feed bags.

COYOTEMAGIC

Here's mine was made from a Puppy Chow bag

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-145161-1.htm

Here's the tut I used.

http://dillydollop.blogspot.com/2010...ocery-bag.html

QuiltE

Darn you! you're getting my mind turning way too fast again too ... no animal feed here anymore, though have lots of friends to source it from. Not sure though if our Canadian feedbags have gone so colourful as yours in the USA!

kso

And to think....I've just been using them to haul away yard trash!

I see this as a good project for our beginning 4-H sewers.