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| FieldsofThyme |
Posted - Apr 17 2011 : 3:23:53 PM
I washed and dried a plastic wood pellet bag, cut the top off, folded it down, and secured it by stitching a seam with my sewing machine. However, the next one will be done by holding down the top edge with duct tape, and securing the hole where the twine comes out, with more duct tape, so it won't stretch when I pull the strings.
Oh, and the twine is reused from the straw bales.
We typically buy corn for our corn burner, and we bring back our bags to get refilled. However, corn was almost double the price this winter, and we used a lot of wood pellets.
Farmgirl #800
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| walkinwalkoutcattle |
Posted - Apr 20 2011 : 05:35:08 AM
Very cool idea! I'm loving all the links to DIY bags!
Farmgirl #2879 :)
Starbucks and sushi to green fried tomatoes and corn pudding-I wouldn't change it for the world.
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| embchicken |
Posted - Apr 17 2011 : 3:53:00 PM
Kristina~ What a fantastic idea! My parents have some wood pellet bags up in Maine I think I am going to ask them to send one down my way. It would make a great wet bag for the beach! Thanks for the great idea!
~ Elaine
"Be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi
Farmgirl sister #2882
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