Recycled Plarn Tote Bag
Show off your love for the environment with this Recycled Plarn Tote Bag. This plastic bag craft is a fantastic way to recycle grocery store bags into something fun, unique, and practical. This free crochet pattern finds a good use for a handful of the many plastic bags we leave behind. With this craft, you can make a beautiful DIY tote bag and save the planet at the same time! It’s easy, cool, and impactful. Make one for yourself and another for a family member or friend.
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One craft project we highly recommend for fans of Recycled Plarn Tote Bags is creating a Plarn Plant Hanger. This project allows you to upcycle plastic bags in the same way you would for a tote bag, but with a different twist. By using a simple crochet technique, you can create a sturdy and eco-friendly plant hanger that will add a touch of greenery to any room. This project is perfect for beginner to intermediate crafters who are looking to expand their repertoire and add a unique touch to their home decor.
Another fun project to try is making Plarn Coasters. These coasters are not only practical, but they also make a great gift for friends and family. By crocheting or knitting with plarn, you can create durable coasters that are easy to clean and environmentally friendly. This project is ideal for crafters of all skill levels, as it can be as simple or complex as you like. Plus, with the versatility of plarn, you can customize the coasters to match any decor or color scheme.
For those looking to create a gift for a loved one, we suggest making a Plarn Clutch. This stylish accessory is perfect for carrying essentials on a night out or for keeping small items organized in a bigger bag. By using plarn, you can make a clutch that is not only fashionable, but also sustainable. This project is great for intermediate crafters who are looking for a challenge and want to create a unique gift for a friend or family member.
Crochet HookQ or 16mm hook
Finished Size15" x 15"
Materials List
- Plarn, about 40 or 50 plastic bags
- Marker
- Scissors
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Morehouse17
Jan 30, 2018
I like this plarn craft. The designer thought to include a carry handle. However there are no directions that show you how to create the plarn.
Delphine Bryant
Jan 28, 2018
I have been collected bags for this type of project for so long. Then I get tired of trying to find somewhere to keep the bags and I finally take them to recycle. Today, I am pulling out the bags I have and start the project. That way I will be inclined to complete it.
Marilyn B
Jan 12, 2017
This is a very interesting and unique project! Has anyone made this before? I could see this as a great way to tote swimming suits and wet towels from the beach, there would be no worry if it got messy with sand, etc. or for picnic food or anything messy. You could rinse it out easily, and if it does get damaged, no big expense. How clever!
paver2
Jan 15, 2018
I knitted a bag from plarn one time and it was hard to work with because it has no "give." It might be easier to crochet with. It's amazingly sturdy and can be made in to a lot of different things, but it takes a lot more bags than you think it will!
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