- Three reuseable baggies and a keeper.
- How a baggie looks with 1.5 lbs lentils.
Saves on plastic when you shop! How cool is that? A fun and inexpensive item to use or give with pride. I’m so excited to finally be presenting this product in the new and improved version that I have dreamed of. I feel good about offering an alternative to plastic bag use. And I like the way the product makes its own packaging, with just the addition of a small explanatory tag. My new serger turned out to be a wonderful tool. It allowed me to make more bags, faster and better, and have more fun doing it, too. Bliss.
- Keeper pouches
- in pretty
- Hawaiian print
- fabrics.
Each set consists of three baggies and a neat Hawaiian print keeper pouch with velcro closure. Suitable for almost any item that you regularly purchase in the bulk food aisle. Baggies are made of untreated nylon, approximately 11×14 inches. They hold up to four pounds of food and their feather weight won’t add to your grocery bill. I have finished them with seams to the outside for easier cleaning. You can close the baggies with the twist-ties that are provided in-store for bulk bin numbers. The little pouch helps keep you organized and makes them easy to grab and go.
Some super hip and groovy friends of mine have tested the baggies and given me great feedback on how easy they are to use and clean. Simply shake out to clean, or give a quick rinse if necessary. Not intended as food storage, you’ll want to transfer your goodies to airtight containers when you get home.
Next up, I also have plans to develop a net bag with a drawstring, suitable for apples, oranges and other items from the produce department. I hope the two styles together can help save a lot of plastic!
Below is a slideshow of a few of the colors available. Please visit Alexis Art Studio etsy shop to purchase.
Wholesale inquires are welcome on this product.
Aloha and Mahalo for your interest in my reusable baggies!
Alexis