Feed sack bags

Feed Sack Tote Bag Upcycle. I LOVE this! Taking something that most people would trash and turning it into a useable tote that is Cute! #upcycledcrafts #upcyclesewing #repurposediyprojects

Save those feed bags. They can be easily sewn into handy reusable market totes.

Feed Bag Tote Bag: We get our chicken feed in bags made of woven plastic. If they were paper I'd put them down under the mulch in the flower beds, but was stumped what to do with these. Then I realized that the bags we use for groceries were made from the same type fa…

Before you toss out these everyday items, check out the many ways you can re-use them.

Hi Friends! When I spied this empty feed bag in the garage I knew I wanted to try to make a reusable grocery shopping bag with it! It is a strong tarp like woven material that will be better as a b…

You don't have to toss those empty pet food bags! Check out these amazing feed sack crafts, and turn that empty sack into something super awesome.

Share the HomesteadOne day as we were feeding all our animals, I looked at the pile of empty feed bags and thought, “we can’t just throw all these away! There has got to be some way we can reuse them!” I just knew that there had to be something we could do with them, rather …

Have some feed bags kicking around? No need to toss them in the trash! I am going to share some ideas for 10 ways to reuse feed bags!

As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. All opinions are my own. Please see FCC disclosure for full information. Thank you for supporting this site! The internet is full of great ideas for upcycling feed bags - in fact, I posted links to my favorite ideas last year. But recently, when I posted a photo on Facebook and Instagram of an upcycled feed sack grocery bag I'd made, a lot of people had questions. So perhaps I have something to offer on the subject that hadn't been…

I made a few more bags today, so took a few photos to create this tutorial: Baby Chick Feed Sack Trim up the bottom and top edges of the bag to remove the stitched perforations on the bag... Cut off 2 strips.....2.5 inches each From the bottom or top end of the bag. These will be the bag handles. Turn the bag inside out: Clean and wipe off the inside of the bag... Stitch a half inch seam along the bottom edge of the bag. I stitch 2 or three times to create a strong seam... Cut a square from…