Tutorial: Insulated travel snack bag

Daniela from On The Cutting Floor shows how you can make this insulated travel snack bag. The insulation will help keep your snacks cool. She made it for her young son to take to day care. But it doesn’t have to be just for the little ones. I can see someone using this bag as a handy way to bring a snack to work. A pocket on the front can hold napkins and plastic cutlery (or an Elmo, if you’re a little kid), and the strap lets you carry it hands free.

Click below for her tutorial:

Insulated Snack Bag, by On The Cutting Floor

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