IRON a Plastic shopping bag, you will not believe the incredible results. Superb recycle idea 

right now they are teaching in schools how to be a victim, how to have segs etc.

Vous racontez n'importe quoi ! C'est une véritable nom c'est une véritable offense que d'avoir à vous lire !

@@brettcantrell8650 Evidence? You are just resorting to common stereotypes without having any real ideas what goes on in schools at all.

Primary/Elementary schools are teaching stuff like this all the time.

We're teaching these skills to 'upcycle' and make a home based small scale production line to encourage entrepreneurship. Teach them how to fish, font just hand them a fish

I also remember doing that! We would also make bouquets using tissue paper.

Coffee filters also😌

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Keep your nose covered and do it in open air.. for health and safty..

How wonderful. Your tips are really helpful to me, helping me not to waste plastic bags anymore

Vaya manos tienes bonita flor gracias por compartir 😅😅😅

Amazon has them. In search engine put, colored plain plastic shopping bags 🛍

So much for recycling.

@@jewelweed6880 You can recycle plastic table cloths ! 🤗 Lynn

@@mitchscroggins1327 Like any other soft, thin plastic, they fall under the category of plastic film, which can easily jam expensive recycling machinery and cause problems for the processing facilities. Maybe a specialized program will take them, like with plastic bags, but it requires a specialized machine and not all facilities have one. Recycling is a bandaid on a gaping, hemorrhaging infected wound. It is something, but it only goes so far. "It's plastic? Well just chuck it in the recycling bin and you are gold!" Unfortunately, it is more complicated than that. Here's another one. Plastic cutlery. Two main reasons it is not actually recyclable. The first reason is their small, skinny shape. When plastic utensils end up at the recycling facility, they tend to either fall through or get stuck in the machinery that sorts objects into groups of the same material. Recycling is nice, but it is not a complete solution. Recycling centers have to send loads of stuff to the dump. Look for your county's recycling guidelines, you might find them online, or you can ask.

​@@jewelweed6880Just a breath of fresh air aren't you? 🙄🤦

Hello, the pink colored plastic bag is usually from a roll of smaller garbage can liners, and some come scented as well...😊

@@mnf8362I have seen them like that - in the bin liner rolls - at the Dollar Store. I also have gotten pink ones from the checkout at pharmacies and smaller stores. Sometimes I’ll get blue ones there, too. Green ones often at grocery stores, though those are often “biodegradable” which probably wouldn’t work for this task. Here in California (USA) the thin ones are banned again, so we don’t see them often. But I still see them when I am in Tennessee where my parents live. Most often we get tan ones there from the Kroger. Not so great for flowers, but still good for plarn, or making into wallets, or plastic sheets to go under sleeping bags for the homeless. It’s best to not buy them new, if you can avoid it, of course.

yes! perfect.

Same, sometimes white with writing.