Eco-friendly bags serve as artistic accessories
Specialty Fabrics Review | April 2009
Banner Creations Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., recently launched the second in its green bag artist series, an initiative to provide environmentally friendly fabric carriers with unique artistic designs. The bags, made from ecophab, a fabric composed of 100 percent recycled plastic, contain the vivid paintings and photographs of Kristin Wallner, a Twin Cities artist.
Buyers can select a 16-by-16-inch bag with a photograph of Valdez, Alaska; bright orange butterfly weed; or charming paintings of rabbits and lambs. Images are printed on both sides, and the 27-inch shoulder strap comes in either cotton or nylon. The washable bags make a statement at local farmer’s markets or grocery stores, especially when users are asked ”paper or plastic?” and respond “Neither. I brought my own!” The company will be making table runners, shower curtains and other recycled fabric products in the future. For more information, visit www.bannercreations.com.
-
Plastic soda bottles return to life as ecophab, a 100-percent recycled fabric used in artist-inspired bag designs. Photo: Banner Creations Inc. -
Plastic soda bottles return to life as ecophab, a 100-percent recycled fabric used in artist-inspired bag designs. Photo: Banner Creations Inc. -
Plastic soda bottles return to life as ecophab, a 100-percent recycled fabric used in artist-inspired bag designs. Photo: Banner Creations Inc.




Comments
There are not yet any comments.
You can submit a comment using the form below.
Submit a Comment