Diy Reusable Snack Bags

DIY reusable snack bags are a great way to reduce waste and save money. To make your own, you will need two pieces of fabric, one for the outer layer and one for the lining. The lining should be a food-safe fabric, such as PUL (polyurethane laminate) or ripstop nylon. The outer layer can be any fabric you like, but cotton is a good choice because it is durable and breathable.

Once you have your fabric, cut out two rectangles that are the same size. The size of your rectangles will depend on how big you want your snack bags to be. I recommend starting with a size of about 6 1/2" x 5".

Place the two rectangles of fabric right sides together and pin them around the edges. Sew the three sides of the rectangle together, leaving a small gap at the top for turning. Trim the corners of the rectangle and then turn the bag right side out.

Use a toothpick to push out the corners of the bag and then press the bag flat with an iron.

To finish the bag, sew a strip of Velcro or hook and loop fastener to the top opening.

Your DIY reusable snack bags are now ready to use! Fill them with your favorite snacks and enjoy!

Here are some tips for making your own reusable snack bags:

• Use a food-safe fabric for the lining, such as PUL or ripstop nylon. This will prevent food from leaking out.
• Prewash your fabric before sewing. This will help to prevent the fabric from shrinking after you sew it.
• Use a sharp needle and durable thread. This will help to ensure that your bags are durable and last a long time.
• Finish the edges of your bags with a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying.
• If you are using Velcro or hook and loop fastener, sew it on securely so that it doesn’t come loose.

I hope this helps!