Say goodbye to disposable plastic bags and hello to eco-friendly lunch solutions with the DIY Bento Bag! This free sewing pattern and tutorial from Sew In Love is your ticket to creating a stylish and practical lunch bag that keeps your meal, snacks, and cutlery neatly bundled together. In less than an hour, you can whip up your own bento wrap-style bag complete with handles, perfect for making lunchtime more enjoyable and sustainable.
Why Sew a Bento Bag? The mantra “Plastic is not so fantastic” rings true as we strive to reduce our environmental footprint. By ditching single-use plastic bags and styrofoam containers, we take a step towards a greener future. The bento bag not only carries your reusable lunch containers and cutlery but also serves as a placemat and napkin, adding a touch of eco-friendliness to your dining experience. With each use, you contribute to reducing plastic waste and protecting our wildlife and oceans.
How to Use the Bento Bag: Measuring 55cm x 55cm (22″ x 22″), the bento bag comfortably accommodates various lunch box sizes, from compact containers to larger snack boxes and utensils. Its versatility allows you to adjust the size to suit your specific lunch needs—perfect for kids’ lunches or outdoor picnics. To fold the bag, simply place your items in the middle, fold the corners over your lunch box, and tie a double knot with the remaining corners. It’s as easy as that!
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