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MAKING HANDBAGS FROM PLASTIC SHOPPING BAGS

July 26, 2013
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Plastic Handbags by Mrs. Pearline Bryan
Plastic Handbags by Mrs. Pearline Bryan

A fine example of recycling plastic shopping bags is being demonstrated by Ms Pearline Bryan of Wattices. She has found a useful way of transforming them into black or white handbags for everyday use. The process is by crocheting them into robust and viable bags complete with straps.

This has become a spare time delight for her, rather than simply discarding the shopping bags after taking out her groceries. She will either place the beautiful handbags on sale or on exhibition.

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Speaking on her behalf, Ms Bryan’s son, Franklin, said his mother’s recycling work is intended to show young people, in a particular, oneof the ways to put their spare time to good use.

 

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