Some nest advice that I got here

[Hermits Garden]

Unfortunately a lot of recyclables go to the landfill regardless if there is an item that isn't recyclable.

All of our trash goes to the land fill, whether we're willing to sort it ourselves or not--there is no recycling outfit up here.

 

[Sally PB]

All of our trash goes to the land fill, whether we're willing to sort it ourselves or not--there is no recycling outfit up here.

We are in that category too, or so I thought. I found a site that has recycling once a month.

I might have to make some feedbag grocery totes out of my bags. Interesting idea!

 

[3KillerBs]

We are in that category too, or so I thought. I found a site that has recycling once a month.

I might have to make some feedbag grocery totes out of my bags. Interesting idea!

I'm wishing I still worked in the sewing factory with access to the industrial machines. I could have whipped them up really easy on my Juki.

My home machine can do it, but it will labor at it.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Yes use a heavy duty needle on a stronger machine to sew the plastics. I use my very cheap but strong very old machine. I definitely would not even start to use my good machine.

 

[Crazy Maizie]

We are in that category too, or so I thought. I found a site that has recycling once a month.

I might have to make some feedbag grocery totes out of my bags. Interesting idea!

Share when you do.

 

[3KillerBs]

Yes use a heavy duty needle on a stronger machine to sew the plastics. I use my very cheap but strong very old machine. I definitely would not even start to use my good machine.

I am spoiled rotten because I spend years sewing on a Juki with all treadle controls. I didn't have to share it with a night shift person so the mechanic custom-adjusted it for me until it seemed as if it read my thoughts.



My home machine is rated for sewing multiple layers of denim, but it does labor a bit on really heavy things.

 

[Sally PB]

My home machine is rated for sewing multiple layers of denim, but it does labor a bit on really heavy things.

I have my mom's Husqvarna from 1971. It has a low gear for heavy stuff. If that won't do it, 'twas not meant to be.