Over the years, I've made several car trash bags. I use the pattern in the book One Yard Wonders by Patricia Hoskins & Rebecca Yaker, though I leave off the pocket and I line mine with PUL. Both my car and Husband's car have one, though his is pretty stained and gross. Making a replacement for his car has been on my perpetual to-do list for a while, and with travel by car an actual possibility now, I finally committed to getting it done.
I gave him his choice of several novelty fabrics I had in my stash and he picked the sushi fabric. I used some solid green for the binding at the top, and the ends connect with snaps. It's not a fancy finish, but it's practical and it's nice to have a fresh, clean one for any upcoming trips.
What a great idea! It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNice. I should make couple of these. A great quickie project.
ReplyDeletewhat is PUL?
ReplyDeletePUL is Polyurethane Laminate, it's a waterproof fabric that is also food-safe, I've used it for reusable sandwich wraps, too. It's also used at the waterproof layer in diapers.
DeleteWhat a great idea, and the sushi fabric is fun!
ReplyDeleteNice, Emily!!! We should all have one for each car! I love sushi, so I love the fabric!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I should make some for the car. I tend to use plastic ones, but the laminated fabric is perfect!
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