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Cute produce bags
I saw the discussion below and thought I'd share these bags I saw on Amazon.com -
Of course, they are out of stock, but they are on my wishlist because I wanted to get a set for my aunt for her bday in August. The price seemed pretty reasonable, and it has free shipping.
I know there are bags on Etsy and elsewhere - how do these bags compare? How are you choosing bags? Like does the material used matter?
Re: Cute produce bags
I can't compare the two, but I have these and they're great! The little bag that holds them hooks onto the handle of my big bag (that holds all my reuseable bags).
http://www.etsy.com/shop/amkdesigns
Like PP, I love AMKDesign's bags. That carrying bag is awesome!
I've tried a couple of different produce bags including the one from Etsy everyone here likes, and these organic cotton ones from Peddler's Wagon are definetely the best.
The small size is perfect for mushrooms, green beans, and any other small produce. The big size works great for fruit and lettuce.
i have these, and honestly, i don't like them. the drawstrings came out when i washed them. i also have a few that i picked up at whole foods- a little more pricey, but cuter (patterns on the top part of the bag) and the drawstring has a little button thing on it so you can open and close it easily without having to knot it. that thing also prevents the string from coming out in the wash.
OMG I must have these!! so freaking cute. I have reusable produce bags on my must do list! this makes me need to get them right now! thanks for posting
Arctic Fox- if you PM me your address, i'll send you the ones that weren't destroyed by the washing machine.....if you like them, you can always order them once they're not backordered anymore!
just page me if you PM me, i always forget to check that inbox!
Aren't they adorable? Someone posted them here a long time ago, and I think it was after Christmas. Otherwise I'd have them by now. ; )
I didn't like these. The set of 6 don't fit in the carrying bag no matter how I folded them, and the part of the bag where the drawstring comes through started to fray after just a few uses.