Hogweed - you could buy an apron with cats on it (most GCs seem to stock them) and use the material to make a bag similar to Bright star's. Needle, thread and a bit of elastic and that's it
Joyce love your bunny. I keep bags in the base of an old kitchen bin with the rolls on black bin bags. Sits in an out of the way corner in the kitchen.
To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour.
That's what I use KT, new build houses just seem so fragile after our victorian old house. The ones I use can be removed without damaging walls and paintwork.
Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late.
I will soon be in the happy position of having my new cupboards to fill tonight. I may have an odd free corner I can stuff them into! High hopes! Can't wait for the joiner to finish (he is still working!) so I can have my tea and get started.
'Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement' - Helen Keller
Most of my bags are now canvas or 'bag for life' types as we have had the carrier bag charge in Wales for years. They are in the under-stairs cupboard or, if I remember, I put a selection in the boot. If I am ever caught-short and buy a '5p' bag - they are used as bin liners or to put plastic recycling in. Miss my stash of little bags - they do come in handy.
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Hogweed - you could buy an apron with cats on it (most GCs seem to stock them) and use the material to make a bag similar to Bright star's. Needle, thread and a bit of elastic and that's it
Joyce love your bunny. I keep bags in the base of an old kitchen bin with the rolls on black bin bags. Sits in an out of the way corner in the kitchen.
If you don't want to make screw holes on the inside of the door you can get self adhesive hooks instead.
That's what I use KT, new build houses just seem so fragile after our victorian old house. The ones I use can be removed without damaging walls and paintwork.
I will soon be in the happy position of having my new cupboards to fill tonight. I may have an odd free corner I can stuff them into! High hopes! Can't wait for the joiner to finish (he is still working!) so I can have my tea and get started.
Most of my bags are now canvas or 'bag for life' types as we have had the carrier bag charge in Wales for years. They are in the under-stairs cupboard or, if I remember, I put a selection in the boot. If I am ever caught-short and buy a '5p' bag - they are used as bin liners or to put plastic recycling in. Miss my stash of little bags - they do come in handy.