Bags made from coffee sacks

Want to have less waste, but not sure how to reuse coffee bags? This article will show you a few easy ways to do it!

Coffee sacks are a cheap (or even free) source of burlap, which you can use for pretty much anything you can imagine. Here are some ideas to get you started.

I make all kinds of bags made from upcycled coffee sacs. Also a little furniture. I design and make a variety of bags, most have a great deal of character and

DIY Projects with Burlap and Creative Burlap Crafts for Home Decor, Gifts and More | Burlap Coffee Bag Drawstring Back Pack | http://diyjoy.com/diy-projects-with-burlap

Feed-Sack-Tote-Burlap-Tote-Market-Bag-Country-Tote

Tough & durable cleaning sponge, recycled from fair trade coffee sacks, this heavy duty scrubber is made from jute, cotton and an absorbent cellulose core.

CB Sacks Wine Totes! Made from upcycled burlap coffee bean sacks. Get yours here: http://cbsacks.com/shop/

Are you wanting something trendy, for your fall front door, that doesn't cost a bundle? This burlap coffee bean sack wreath is all of that, and then some. I lov…

With a half dozen or more bags in progress, my sewing machine broke. I am miserable without it, but luckily this bag was completed before d...

Tips for Washing and Drying Coffee Sacks Burlap coffee sacks can be used in so many DIY projects but they can often start out feeling rather stiff and perhap

One of the best parts of my job is the interesting people I meet and the unusual requests I get. I was contacted by a California winemaker to create a two-sided bag. He had envisioned a style with…

Doggie Cushion

Coffee sack burlap is a great sustainable material. It's natural, biodegradable, and strong. Here is an easy tutorial on how to make a great shabby chic fabric box from an upcycled coffee sack.

old coffee bean sacks upcycled into new shopping totes. why not check out my website for more ideas

Every year I like to participate in one or two craft fairs. My inventory varies based on what I feel like making what materials I have on hand. It is usually whatever suits my fancy. I recently acquired some coffee bean sacks and have a source for more. They are a combination of burlap, jute, straw, plastic fiber combinations. Some have really bold graphic designs others more subtle imagery. I decided to recycle these sacks into handbags. Have you worked with burlap? It is tricky. You have…

I was skipping with joy back to my car after finding this authentic burlap coffee sack at an estate sale recently. I wasn't sure at the tim...

Make an unique and gorgeous Burlap Coffee Bag Ottoman from only one coffee bean bag! Triple functions: seating, side table, and storage all in one!