DIY Plastic Bag Craft Ideas

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Even though I try to remember to bring my cloth tote bags with me when I go shopping, it always seems like I end up with at least a couple plastic bags. I figured why not try to find some fun craft projects I can make using these plastic shopping bags, and also other plastic household bags such as sandwich bags and garbage bags, instead of just recycling them. Can you think of a fun craft to make using plastic bags? If you do come up with your own plastic bag craft project, make sure you submit.

To reduce the use of carryout plastic bags from grocery stores and other retail outlets, as well as keep them from ending up in the environment. Plastic bags affect the environment in a serious way. They pollute our oceans and kill marine life that mistake plastic bags for food. On land, plastic bags get into soil and slowly release toxic chemicals.

Plastic bags are one of the most commonly littered items on Earth. More than 100 billion of them are used each year in the United States alone. And on a global scale, 8 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into our oceans every year. Unfortunately, only one to three percent of all plastics used are recycled. The good news is that there are many things you can do with plastic grocery bags if your city hasn’t already banned them. Keep your table free from water rings by sliding a coaster under your cup or glass. Don’t have any? All you need is some plastic bags and an iron. Follow these steps to keep your table looking brand-new:

Craft a Basket Out of Plastic

In this recycled plastic bag project, you’ll need a lot of bags and time to weave them all into a sturdy basket.Take a look at the Green Living section of our blog for more tips on living sustainably and making a positive impact on your environment.

Outdoor Pillow Case

For outdoor cushion, a waterproof case is a must. Instead of buying one, make it from old plastic bags. In My Own Style will show you how. For extra waterproofing, use more layers, and for bonus DIY points make the dishtowel covers as well.

Plastic Bag Beads

If you like making your own jewellery, why not take that one step further and actually make the beads as well? Fuse sheets of plastic together using an iron and parchment paper to give them firmness.

Plastic Flowers

The perfect gift for your favourite eco-warrior, recycled plastic flowers not only look cute, they never wilt. Grab the most colourful plastic bags you have in the drawer and follow this simple Intractable tutorial.