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I didn’t quiet make the dozen mark to give away today. I had 10 and decided I should keep 1 for myself but I managed to give away the other 9. I had a similar problem that someone else mentioned; I ran into one person who said, “I can’t take this because I don’t have anything to give you.” I explained, again, that the only thing I was asking for was that they use the bag and turn down a plastic bag. Then they asked, “But what’s in it for you?” I told him it would be one less plastic bag I’d see, floating about on the breeze, on the side of the roadway. I still wasn’t sure he’d take it with him but he did!

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Hmm, I thought I knew how to use a link widget but I don’t. Sorry for the empty post!

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Offcuts, I have my flicker settings set so that anyone can see the photos (the original image files are only allowed to me) but if some folks prefer to see them here instead of flicker, I’m happy to post them. Here are the four bags I got done yesterday and today.

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Thanks, folks! Waley, those little people are zombies. I’d bought the fabric (which is Zombie Apocaplyse by Emily Taylor) to make something for a friend who loves zombies. I then decided she’d need a morsbag, so that one has an owner already. 😀

Should I be posting the photos here and on the flicker page?

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Hello and thank you for the welcome. My goal is to always have at least one bag with me to give away. So far, my plan is working; I’ve given away 3 bags. Time to get busy on more bags for Saturday!

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I’m a new bagger with only 2 bags made so far but I’m in! I’m a one woman pod in Barrington, IL, USA and I usually meet my brother at the pub on Saturday afternoons, so I’ll be handing them out there. I’m hoping to hand out at least a dozen.

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