Fabric Bag Solution

Power your sewing machine by wind or sun? It could be a thing!

We will be donating some of our zero waste tote bag creations to a few upcoming community fundraisers. Stay tuned for more details about where and when you can buy our bags.

Dropping off bags to teachers who will be talking about solutions to textile and plastic pollution on the classroom, yippee😊🤩🙌

A big thank you to all our incredible volunteers! 🏆🥇🎖️ we are always looking for others to join us- we all sew from home when we can.

And with donations: sewing machines, thread, gently used textiles and cash, we can continue to partner with teachers and make a positive impact in our communities and the world.

Our volunteers get to use a wide array of fabrics and have fun making practical, quirky and unique tote bags for students - our next batch of eco ambassadors!!!

Zero waste sewing headed to classrooms! Teachers we partner with will be talking about solutions to textile and plastic pollution this upcoming school year.

Bags made from discarded bed sheets, duvet cover, pillowcases, drapery, upholstery, tablecloths, napkins, textile scraps.

Buying less and wearing clothes longer can help!!

Join us!

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Global ocean surface temperatures just hit a record high of 21.1°C (70°F), driven by climate change and a strong El Niño. Scientists expect the water to keep warming through the winter, causing major problems for both sea life and humans. Underwater, the extreme heat kills coral reefs and destroys the food supply for fish. On land, these unusually hot oceans fuel heavier rain, stronger storms, and worse heatwaves, which ultimately threatens our global food supply. READ MORE: https://weather.com/2026/08/24/news/weather/earth-is-simmering-in-its-hottest-water-temps-on-record-and-thats-bad-for-fish?tpcc=social_facebook

Helping in the community feels good. We dropped off three bags full of our tote bags which will come in handy for folks who had to evacuate their home at the last minute.

Thank you - two simple words, that once spoken or written, are more than words, they connect us and teach kindness.

Precious drawings tucked in a drawer, from a grade two class, of the bags they received from us, made from discarded textiles.

A powerful reminder that our volunteer hours are appreciated and our group’s goal, to bring awareness and motivate others to be part of the solution to textile and plastic pollution, is being heard.

Join us. Or maybe you already or doing something like this in your community ? we’d love to hear from you! Message or email us [email protected]