How to make silver "fabric" from snack bags

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@LChalifoux 4 месяца назад

Aha! I've been looking everywhere for information about fusing this type of food bags to each other - now I know it can be done and how to do it! Personally, I like the wrinkly look and the sturdiness of the directly fused bags; I guess it's a matter of what you want to make with the material. Thanks so much for this tutorial, it's so helpful. ❤

@UpcycleDesignLab 4 месяца назад

Thanks so much for watching I am happy that you found the information helpful. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers

@Amritadivya54 Год назад

I worry about the chemical residue that can be released with an iron. I have a different technique that I am currently trying. I start with a larger plastic food bag that I clean and "stuff" it with smaller bags to 3-4 layers depending on how thick the plastic is. I then sew it together using a teflon foot on my sewing machine and make tote bags out of it. I appreciate your comparison of fusing techniques and their results!

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

Hi Janelle - that is a great idea. Thanks for sharing and for watching.

@saraalexander9589 Год назад

Great demo on reusing. I've always hated throwing these snack bags out. But a sequel would also be helpful - what do you DO with the metalic "fabric" panels, once made??

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

Hi Sarah - thanks for watching 😊 here is what I am working on using the fabric. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TQJCVODW-LI.html

@saraalexander9589 Год назад

@@UpcycleDesignLab wow! You are quite the seamstress! An idea might be adding some elasticized panels on the side, perhaps to add some "give" or stretchiness when sitting, moving in the metallic dress. Another use for your metallic panels might be those bags people carry their phones in. With several layers, it could be a "faraday" bag.

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

@@saraalexander9589 thanks Sarah 😊 food for thought.

@jodibetcher5245 Год назад

💕 Thank you. This was really interesting! 💕

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

Hi Jodi - thanks for watching.

@mariad4183 Год назад

Love it!

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

Thanks Maria 🙂

@pitbullqueen07 Год назад

Amazing tips! Would this work the same way if you wanted to keep the side with the branding?

@UpcycleDesignLab Год назад

Hi - I haven't tried it but I believe you would get similar results. I think the logo and print might get a little warped during the process but would still be quite legible. Thanks for watching.