#recycled bags

[monab-india]

Texture Tales: Explore The Diverse Textures In Canvas Bags

In the world of fashion, accessories play a crucial role in elevating an outfit from ordinary to extraordinary. Among these, shoulder handbags for ladies stand out as timeless classics that combine functionality with style. From sleek and sophisticated designs to bold and eye-catching statements, shoulder handbags are essential companions for every modern woman, offering both practicality and elegance in equal measure.  Shoulder handbags for ladies come in myriad of designs, catering to diverse tastes and preferences.

Whether it is the classic tote, chic hobo, elegant satchel or trendy cross body, there is a style to suit every occasion and mood. With variations in size, shape and materials, these handbags offer endless possibilities for customization and personalization, allowing women to express their unique sense of style effortlessly. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, shoulder handbags are priced for their practicality and functionality. With ample storage space and organizational compartments, these bags effortlessly accommodate daily essentials such as wallets, keys, smart phones and makeup kits.

Additionally, adjustable shoulder straps offer convenience and comfort, allowing women to carry their belongings with ease, whether they are running errands, attending meetings or socializing with friends. One of the defining characteristics of shoulder handbags is their timeless elegance. Crafted from high-quality materials such as leather, suede or canvas, these handbags exude sophistication and refinement.

Whether adorned with subtle embellishments or minimalist design, they add a touch of luxury to any ensemble, effortlessly elevating the overall look and feel. One of the key advantages of shoulder handbags is their versatility, seamlessly transitioning from day to night. A stylish tote or satchel can complement professional attire during the day, while a sleek cross body or clutch adds a touch of glamour to eveningwear. The ability to effortlessly switch between different styles makes shoulder handbags indispensable accessories for women on the go, offering unparalleled versatility and convenience.

 In addition to their practicality, shoulder handbags serve as statement-making accessories that reflect individual personality and taste. Bold colours, striking patterns and intricate details allow women to make a fashion statement and express their creativity. Whether it is a vibrant pop of colour to Lenin up a monochromatic outfit or an eye-caching print to add visual interest, shoulder handbags offer endless opportunities for self-expression and sartorial flair. Shoulder handbags are more than just accessories- they are symbols of style, sophistication and practicality.

With their versatile designs functional features and timeless elegance, these handbags have earned their place, as must have staples in every woman’s wardrobe. Whether you are navigating the bustling city streets or attending a glamorous soiree, chic shoulder handbags is the perfect companion, adding a touch of luxury and refinement to any ensemble.On the other hands, with their casual yet chic appeal, canvas handbags have become beloved staples in the wardrobes of fashion forward worldwide.

From their durable construction to their stylish designs, these handbags offer the perfect blend of practicality and elegance for any occasion. One of the defining features of canvas handbags is their durability. Made from sturdy woven fabric, typically cotton or linen, these handbags are built to withstand the rigors of daily use. Crafted from a variety of materials, these accessories offer a wide range if textures, colours and styles to suit every taste and preferences. Let us embark on a journey to explore the fascinating world of textures in caves handbags. Smooth canvas, are characterized by a uniform and consistent surface, devoid of any visible bumps, ridges or irregularities.

This texture lends a sleek and polished appearance to canvas handbags, making them ideal for achieving a minimalist and modern aesthetic. Smooth canvas handbags are versatile and timeless, seamlessly complementing both casual and formal outfits with ease. Textured canvas features a tactile surface with subtle variations in texture, creating visual depth and interest. Common textures found in textured canvas handbags include subtle weaves, slubs or nubs that add a touch of organic charm to the fabric. Textured canvas handbags have a rustic and artisanal appeal, making them perfect for adding a hint of vintage –inspired style to any ensemble. Woven canvas textured is characterized by a distinctive weave pattern created by interlacing yarns or fibres.

Depending on the weave patterns, woven canvas handbags can range from tightly woven of smooth and structured appearance to loosely woven for a more relaxed and casual look. The weaving process adds strength and durability to the fabric, making woven canvas handbags ideal for everyday use. Common embossed patterns include geometric shapes, floral motifs or intricate designs that add visual interest and dimension to women’s canvas handbags for have a luxurious and tactile feel making them a stand out as statement pieces that elevate outfit. By embracing the unique textures of canvas handbags, fashion conscious individuals can express their personality and elevate their loom with a touch of texture-inspired flair.

[ecorights]

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[ninamation]

Patchwork makeup bags

Made patchwork makeup bags out of secondhand and recycled materials to ask my BFFs to be my bridesmaids using this tutorial

[chessboxingstreetwear]

GYUHAN LEE x McDonalds (upcycled paper bag lamp)

[hekateinhell]

achilles/patroclus (to me)

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[borninwinter81]

Replacing my bag strap

Unlike many of my clothes and accessories this bag isn't thrifted. It's a bag by Jawbreaker that I absolutely love the look of, it has multiple pockets, tons of space inside, and is clearly great quality as I've had it for over 10 years and it's almost good as new. It's the only handbag I own, and I've no desire to get a new one.

However the one bit I've had to replace multiple times is the shoulder strap, since that's the bit that gets most wear and tear.

It originally had the kind of strap which clips on, but the problem with those is that after years of metal rubbing against metal, eventually it wears away to the point where the clip is thin enough that it snaps. Last couple of times I just put a new clip on, however this time not only were the clips worn away but so were the d-rings you're supposed to attach them to, so I did a more thorough job.

First of all I unpicked the stitching attaching the d-rings to the bag and replaced them with these large rectangular ones. I always save metal hardware from clothing items I mod or that are finally old and worn enough to be thrown away, and I think these came from a skirt. Happily I had two the same, so I used bits of the old strap which weren't too badly worn to make loops to sew them on.

I sewed them by hand with thick top-stitch thread doubled over, and I even did those criss-cross stitching lines to make them extra secure.

I then went to a nearby charity shop hoping to find a cheap bag I could steal the strap from, but even better, I came across this belt, the construction of which was extremely similar to the detailing already on the bag. It was £1, way cheaper than a replacement strap from ebay, which I have also bought in the past.

I didn’t want to cut the buckle off because the belt fabric would fray, so I unpicked the stitching around the buckle instead, and put the buckle away in my crafting box to hopefully reuse in the future - like I said, I save everything.

I wanted the eyelets on the belt to be visible as they match the rest of the eyelets on the bag, so I put the belt through the rectangle and folded it over as far as I could while still showing all the eyelets, then sewed it shut. Again, I did multiple rows of stitching to keep it secure, and I also oversewed down both sides.

I don't have a sliding buckle that would enable me to adjust the strap length, but I never adjust my bag strap anyway, so I just put the strap over my shoulder, adjusted it to a length that I liked, and sewed that end together too. This was a long belt so I ended up doubling it over quite far, but that's good as it will make this section of the new strap extra thick, so hopefully it's extra strong.

And there we go, it looks as if I bought it like this!

[buboplague]

Hello, those colourful sketchbook drawings you posted are so vibrant and beautiful! I was wondering if you have any favourite crayon/pencils to use for sketching?

Also wanted to say that your art in general is very inspiring. I love how fluid it is.

Hello! Thank you for your kind comment. I'm always touched if someone feels inspired!

Those were done with Caran d'ache Neocolor II, and the gold (which just looks plain yellow in the photo oops) is a marubu crayon. I really like them because they're not crumbly like oil pastels, but look similar. I want to use them more often but I suffer from "I struggle to justify using my nice art supplies" syndrome

I can't think of any specific stand out favorites, but lately the things that I grab for often are: - random ballpoint pens - gel pen or felt pen - fountain pens (not pictured because they're in my work bag) - kaweco clutch pencil (which I named "bananecil") - blackwing matte pencil - pentel brush pen EF - zig clearcolor brush pens - misc colored pencils or markers for some pops of color - I was gifted these random clearance zebra metallic brush markers that kind of suck but I also kind of like them? Complicated relationship

Here's the stuff in my bedside pencil bag

I want to try one of those multi-colored lead pencils someday soon

[nym-wibbly]

I thought Sir Terry was making the snail thing up for funsies...

[trexalicious]

[monab-india]

The rise of laptop bags made from recycled pet by innovative manufacturers

In an era where sustainability is no longer just a buzzword but a necessity, the fashion industry is undergoing a profound transformation. As consumers become increasingly aware of the environmental impaction their purchases, brands are embracing eco-friendly materials and practices to meet the demand for more sustainable options.

On such innovation, making waves in the world of fashion is recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bags. Let us explore the emergence of these eco-conscious accessories and their potential to revolutionize the way we think about fashion. Rpet bags are crafted from post consumer plastic bottles, which are collected, cleaned and processed into versatile materials that closely resemble traditional polyester fabric.

By repurposing plastic waste that would otherwise end up in landfills or oceans, these bags offer a sustainable solution to the growing problem of plastic pollution. With each recycled PET bag, consumers can make a tangible difference in reducing their carbon footprint and preserving the planet for future generations. Despite their eco-friendly origins, recycled PET bags are anything but dull or utilitarian. Fashion brands are embracing innovation design techniques to create stylish and sophisticated bags that recall their traditional counterparts in both form and function.

From sleek totes and backpacks to trendy cross body bags and clutches, recycled PET bags come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours to suit every taste and occasion. With their chic designs and eco-conscious ethos, these bags appeal to fashion- forward consumers who prioritize both style and sustainability. 

One of the key advantages of recycled PET bags is their durability and versatility. Despite being made from recycled materials, these bags are engineered to withstand the rigour of daily use, offering the same level of quality and performance as traditional polyester bags. Whether you are running errands, commuting to work or travelling the world, recycled PET bags provide a reliable and stylish solution for carrying your essentials while minimizing your environmental impact.

As awareness of environmental issues continues to grow, consumers are becoming more discerning about the products they purchase and the companies they support. Recycled PET bags appeal to environmentally conscious consumers who seek to align their values with their purchasing decisions. By opting for sustainable alternatives to traditional fashion accessories, consumers can make a positive impact on the planet while expressing their personal style and values.

As fashion, industry embraces sustainability as a core value; the demand for eco-conscious material like the one recycled PET is expected to continue to rise. By investing in innovation and embracing sustainable practices, brands can not only reduce their environmental footprint but also meet the evolving conscientious consumers. With recycled PET bags leading the way, the future of fashion is looking greener than ever before.

As the concern of e-waste and the environmental impact of electronics continue to mount, consumers are increasingly seeking out sustainable alternatives when it comes to their tech gadgets. Manufactures are responding to this demand by exploring eco-friendly materials and production methods that minimize waste and reduce carbon emissions. Recycled PET, derived from post-consumer plastic bottles, has emerged as a promising solution for creating environmentally friendly laptops without compromising on performance or durability. Several pioneering manufacturers have embraced the challenge of creating laptops made from recycled PET, demonstrating a commencement to sustainability and innovation.

These companies advantage advanced recycling technologies to transform plastic waste into high-quality materials suitable for use in electronic devices. By incorporating recycled PET into their product designs, these manufacturers are not reducing their environmental impact but also setting a new standard but also getting a new standard for eco-conscious technology.Laptop bags made from recycled PET boast sleek and modern designs. Manufacturers prioritize sustainability throughout the production process, from sourcing recycled materials to implementing energy-efficient manufacturing techniques.

By utilizing recycled PET in laptop casings, screens and other components, these manufacturers minimize their reliance on virgin plastics and contribute to the circular economy by diverting plastic waste from landfills and oceans. Despite being made from recycled materials, laptop constructed from recycled PET deliver the same level of performance, reliability and functionality as their conventional counterparts. Manufacturers conduct rigorous testing to ensure that these eco-friendly devices meet or exceed industry standards for durability, performance and user experience.

As the movement towards sustainability gains momentum, manufacturers of laptops made from recycled PET are at the forefront of a transformative shift in the technology industry. By embracing eco-friendly materials and production methods, laptop bags made from rpet in India, manufacturers are not only reducing waste and pollution but also demonstrating a commitment to building a more sustainable future for generation to come. With their forward-thinking approach and dedication to environmental stewardship, manufacturers of recycled PET laptops are leading the way toward a greener, more sustainable world.

[littlehousebigsociety]

Hey. If you have clothes or sheets or other textiles that are still usable? PLEASE don't throw them in the trash. PLEASE don't put them in the recycling bin (they'll just become trash).

Find somewhere to donate them. A lot of donation sites will take torn clothing, because it can be downcycled or cut up for the fabric that's still good.

[ninamation]

Quilted tote bag made from thrifted sweatshirt and scraps

Made a tote bag out of a thrifted sweatshirt and scraps from a dress that I made two years ago. I bought the fabric and finished 90% of it last year, then waited 11 months to finish it. It was supposed to be for my friend's birthday last year, so now it's just in time for her next one.

[chessboxingstreetwear]

GYUHAN LEE x McDonalds (upcycled paper bag lamp)

[bentothuglife]

The culture clash between the rural can-crusher and the urban can-returner

[rathenarts]

Once upon a time, when I was only about ten, my parents bought me a little waterproof backpack for our family hiking days. I used it for a while, then it ended up in my closet being used to store random things, and then many years later I needed a backpack and pulled it out and started carrying it again. I kept carrying it until the zips broke and the lining debonded and the waterproof fabric tore, and at that point it was about thirty years old and officially very dead.

But I happened to need a new wash bag. So I cut that faithful old backpack up into the biggest pieces of waterproof outer and lining I could salvage, pulled the last working zip from one of the pockets, added a carabiner clip from one of those reusable water pouches that had also died on me and a D-ring that I literally found in the street on my way to the corner shop one evening... and I've been using this for about three years now and it works great.

(Plus it makes me smile knowing that my old backpack that went on so many adventures with me isn't just disintegrating in a landfill somewhere. There are no downsides to upcycling! ^_^)

[thegikitiki]

Hefty, Hefty, Hefty!

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