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Small Fry & Co. shows how to repurpose a vinyl tablecloth into a reusable lunch sack. The clothespin she uses is an easy – and cute – closure, but you could also stitch on some Velcro squares. Get the how-to.
[photo from Small Fry & Co.]
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Vinyl has not been proven safe for food storage.
Thank you for your comment! You’ll be happy to know that most vinyl tableclothes are layered, with a vinyl layer and a felt backing. In this lunchbag, the vinyl layer faces the outside. I would also assume that most people would be putting food into other containers before putting them into their lunchsack, just as you would do for a paper lunchsack. If you were planning on putting the food directly inside the bag, the pattern is easily altered to include a lining from a food-safe material.