Staci from  Crafty Stacishares a tutorial on her blog for a reusable lunch sack with a clever rolled up top.  The lunch sack is lined and insulated and has a clear pocket on the front for a name label… Read more ...

Sew4Home shares a tutorial for making a reusable lunch sack that’s insulated (to keep the food cold), laminated (to make it easy to clean), and buckled (to keep everything inside).  A handle at the top makes it easy to carry. … Read more ...

Instructables member Facci Designs shows how to make a chalkboard lunch sack.  It’s made from chalkboard cloth, so you can write fun messages all over the outside of this resuable lunch bag. How cute is that!  Get the tutorial.… Read more ...

Deborah from Whipstitch helps out with Lizzy House’s 1001 Peeps Summer Camp with a tutorial showing how to use the fabric from the Castle Peeps line to make a Magical Storytelling Pouch.  The drawstring bag holds a handful of stuffed… Read more ...

Lex shares a tutorial on her blog showing how she made a pair of reusable lunch sacks for her daughters.  The bags themselves are made from recycled plastic grocery sacks that she fused together with her iron.  She added colorful… Read more ...

Skip To My Lou shows how you can use empty juice bags to create a cute little zippered pencil pouch.   With back-to-school just around the corner (this coming Monday for my daughter!), it’ll be easy to get your hands on… Read more ...

Janine from Heidi in Lederhosen shows how to make a reusable lunch sack. It’s insulated to keep the cold things cold, or warm things warm.  A covered elastic strap across the top makes an easy closure – both to sew… Read more ...

Steph from Sewing Steph shares a pattern and tutorial for making a boxy zippered Catch-All pouch.  These handy zippered bags can be used to hold so many things – toiletries, school supplies, even a lunch.  Get the pattern and … Read more ...

Sewing Steph shows how to make a simple drawstring pouch.  You can use these bags for just about anything.  Use them to hold small toys, or toiletries, or a take-with-you snack.  You could even use them as earth-friendly gift wrap. … Read more ...

The thing about the lunch boxes and lunch sacks you buy in the store is that they are rarely large enough to accommodate reusable plasticware.  Prudent Baby shows how to make an oilcloth lunch tote sized just right to… Read more ...