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I’m sorry May’s figures are a little fuzzy as some data was lost with server problems between 30th May and 1st June. We think that most “mislaid” inputs have been redone, so they will appear in June’s stats. Apologies if yours have disappeared!
Total morsbags made in month = 3708 up to 29th May.
88 pods added morsbags to the global tally. They were –
Die Nähdamen
Middlesex Federation of WIs
Sewing Nan
Claudia
The Zone Baggers
Inventive
Less is Mors
Sew2gether Morsbags
Podisa
StephanieMadeIt!
Holy Trinity Team
White Gecko
Notnew Bags
Niffy Bags
The old bag
Coco Creations
Monty Morsbags
Needles & Pins Pod Kemsing
Macs Bags
Calne Springs Bags
kvstudio
Sew Happy To Share
Settle Age UK
Pickering Stitchers
Herne Bay Belles WI
Eco Bags
Jillys bags Desford
baglady
Sol Bags
HopStitching
Soozepod
Oakworth Community Trust
Suffolk Saints Baggers
SquirtysBags
Kentish Essex Girls
Whissybags
SJBBags
Bags from Rags
Butterfly Bags
Les’spod
Daisybags
Earthlings
Preston Village W.I
Kreative Koepfe
Darting Frog
Friday Stitching Mummas
Portesbery Pod
Smore Bags
Sally South Bags
MaggiesBaggies
LoopyBags
Barrow Bagging
Sue’s Mountsorrel
Claire Bear Morsbags
Lacykate
The Chickadeez (and friends)
Hereford College Bags
Podding at Tormore Mews
Mad bag lady
sewing2getherbiddulph
Solo Sewer
Bude Baggers
Podly pod
NeuenburgNäht
Ummi’s Love
Bliss
First State Pod
Fleet up-cyclers
GT Bags
1 bag at a time…
Stitching Kitchen
Western Cape Morsbags
Bags from Rags
alice and edith
upcycling is fun
Bagpuss
Odds n Ends
Plastic Free Bingley
Greener Plymouth
Nanapodster
Two Doors Studio
Eco Bags
Aitchy’s Bags
Croeso pod
prime 2357
Sacking the Sack
Greenbags
ECOBAGSCongratulations everyone, that’s a really long list!
33 new pods registered this month –
Inventive
Podisa
Podly
Holy Trinity Team
White Gecko
Needles & Pins Pod Kemsing
Eco Bags
Inspiration Lark in the Park
Coffee and socks
Suffolk Saints Baggers
SquirtysBags
BakerBags
Beairteas
Podding at Tormore Mews
sewing2getherbiddulph
Solo Sewer
Skeerpoort
Fleet up-cyclers
E4 Morsbags
Smoky Hollow Bag Lady
Plastic Free Burley
Meade Morsbags
alice and edith
Q4CL
Odds n Ends
Wantage Pod
Plastic Free Portsmouth
Wiggly Morsbags
Nanapodster
HSNF Christmas Project 2020
Southsea Sustainable Textiles
Sacking the Sack
Pink FlamingoWelcome, it’s great to have you join us in the worldwide effort to reduce the use of plastic. In this case, we’re working to substitute washable fabric bags for plastic carrier bags, as an easy step towards reducing plastic’s short term use in many forms. All forms of plastic use reduction are fantastic and well worth doing.
Congratulations squared to the pods appearing on both lists, new pods and productive pods! You haven’t let the grass grow under your feet – well done! 😀
At least one new pod registration got lost in the server mishap – if that was yours, please have another try!
Interesting comments
This new pod has an interesting story. Q4CL writes –
“Making bags for care leavers attending a Lemn Sissay (now Gold From the Stone) Foundation Christmas Day dinner to carry home their quilty hug made by the members of Quilts for Care Leavers, and for use for their shopping, laundry or whatever.”What a great project, and with plenty of forward planning.
Thank you for giving us an update on the total each month Beattie and what lovely names for some of the pods.
Thank you Agwen! I enjoy so many inventive names for pods too 😀
Hi there! I’m so glad my pod made it on to the list – HSNF Christmas Project 2020. I created the pod on the 25th May, and I’ve been gathering together material and buying cheap curtains from e-bay like crazy, so now have a lovely stash to get started on. The aim is to make 100 bags by the start of December 2020. My son rides at a special needs farm, which is run as a charity, but obviously the users themselves don’t have the resources to be able to help financially. I help the farm out with a few things but for the past two years I’ve also provided all the Christmas presents for the users with a budget of just £1 per person. I’ve already done the gifts for this year (wildflower seed bombs) so my mind turned to 2020, and the Morsbags are perfect! Decided to make my first, trial bag for a friend for her birthday, particularly as she’d looked through the fabric and pointed out a piece she liked. She also knows I’m going plastic-free so she should really see this coming! I got the sewing machine out yesterday and despite finding that it really isn’t as well as it once was, managed to do part of a bag before having to stop. Found a new sewing machine online and it’s arriving today, and as I’ve never had a new machine I am really excited! Looking forward to editing the pod tally shortly!
Welcome Sue! Thanks for letting us know how you’re getting on. I’m sure you’ll be able to meet your goal for Christmas 2020 (what great forward planning 😀 ). I hope you like getting to know your new sewing machine as well. Making morsbags is a great project to get to know the basics of using your sewing machine.
Hi Sue, a great project for you and your new sewing machine. With over a year to do it I am sure you will meet your target.
Best of luck to you and the farm.
I see you finished your first bag, Sue. 😀 Congratulations! How did you get on with your new sewing machine? I hope it worked OK for you. Well done for getting going.
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