what i am making with washable paper fabric

as mentioned in my last post i have begun an adventure with washable paper fabric. 

 for many years i have been looking to make bags for produce that i purchase at our local farmer's markets, brighton, south wedge, rochester city public market and our co-op the good food collective.

i've used fabric produce bags that i've made and i love them. they are great for keeping produce out of the fridge like apples, tomatoes & bananas so that the fruit flies stay off the fruit.

i am making lunch bag style bags that comes with a clothes pin. these bags are great to take to the market. they are the perfect size to transfer any produce that comes in a quart container and then fold over the top of the bag and use the clothes pin to keep out the fruit flies! the bags are best for produce that you want to keep moisture away from, peaches, mushrooms, apples, potatoes, onions & garlic. tomatoes love these bags, you can keep them out of the fridge. the bags can go right in the washer and dryer. i have been hanging mine on the clothes line, but they are fine in the dryer too.

for several years i have wanted to create a reusable/washable pint container. i think the design i have now is really wonderful. i am using this to store many little things and loving it for beautiful tomatoes and berries.

i will be selling these tomorrow at the brainer bizarre in the village gate, come and visit me.

 

Comments

[Hawi Moore]

I love the creativity

[Lanni Maszerowski]

Hello! I purchased one of your baskets at the Brainery Bazaar, and I'd love to purchase a few more! Will you be selling any sometime soon?

[Ja']

Hello, I too am a part of the good food collective and saw a member with some of your bags and baskets. I would love to purchase some! Will you be at any events in the near future or have a place that you sell them?
Thanks
J.

[kimm branch]

Thank you for your interest Carol. I will be bringing some over to Molly's office to sell after Wednesday.

[kimm branch]

hello glo. thank you for your kind words. i have made larger bags and will be sharing those and a few other projects i've been working on soon.

[Carol Fischette]

I would love to purchase some, however I can't make it tomorrow. Any chance I could give money to Molly next week?

[Gloria Dawn Cochran]

What a fabulous incubator concept, I'd love to see in the future an application for larger bags as well.