Tough Fabric for Grocery Bags?

I purchased my bags at Ebay.....10 for 15 dollars (shipping included).

You can get rip-stop fabric at the link below at $7.49 a yard, at 60" wide, that's 15 sq ft (approx). Pretty close, maybe a tad higher than breezy bags if you add tax and shipping.

for sharing breezy bags with us! :) I have a project to make myown, but now I may do breezy bags instead. Only question now, is howbad do I want to play with construction designs - I think I'm doubtfulthe benefit is worth the time, unless the benefit is purely to havefun playing with design.

There's a give-away going on for a set of these bags:

Jan 24, 7:12=A0pm, sengsational wrote:> The ripstop nylon is the best. =A0It washes well, dries quickly, and is> really strong. =A0The seams hold well too. =A0The fabric is a bit> expensive, though. =A0I found a set ofbags, already made, fivebagsfor> $17, and that includes a pouch. =A0That's actually tough to beat, even> making them yourself. =A0A lot cheaper than envirosax, chicobags, baggu> and those fancy-shmancy ones. ThebagsI found were at .com> . =A0I think to make that set probably took them about 20 square feet of> fabric, which would cost me on the order of $10 or more (I> think...didn't shop too hard yet). =A0I might just buy instead of make > on this one.>