It's the end of an era

I had NO clue I would be this sad...but the adorable plastic bags (you know, the white filagree looking bags we give at checkout???) that I have purchased FOREVER for the shop are no longer being made. It's probably for the best, as I really should be using bags that are better for the planet...AND we really should be encouraging you to bring your own reusable bags!

So....here is the plan...

#1 You should bring your reusable bag when you shop at A Little Knitty because these biodegradable bags aren't that great. I tested them in the rain and I promise they won't dissolve like rice paper...at least not between here and your car. But they aren't great and they aren't attractive. You should totally bring your own bag.

#2. You should bring your reusable bag when you shop at A Little Knitty because we are going to charge the state mandated $0.08 per bag. And paying for bags means you have less money to buy yarn. You should totally bring your own bag.

#3. You should bring your reusable bag when you shop at A Little Knitty ;)

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