morsbags.com
morsbags sociable guerilla bagging encourages people to make reusable cloth bags out of old duvet covers, curtains and vintage clothing and then give them away for free.
Created 7 months ago by Joe Walters
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morsbaggers worldwide have made and distributed over 30,000 bags potentially replacing 15 million plastic bags. liberate your dusty sewing machine from the loft and make a morsbag. take a morsbag. it takes 15 minutes and the whales will be thrilled.
next mass handout is on the 29th November - before the christmas rush. make some bags and give them away for free...
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