Fabric Bag Solution

Sargassum, a type of seaweed with an unusual name, is causing significant disruptions to beach ecosystems, primarily in Mexico right now. This photo was taken in tulum Mexico 6 days ago.

What is driving the widespread proliferation of this foul-smelling seaweed globally?

Google research cites global warming as the primary cause. Since we are miles away from the Mexican Riviera, it is tempting to view this issue as someone else's concern.

Sargassum and shrinking beaches are rapidly changing our beach experiences.
To address this, Fabric Bag Solution Sewing Group continues to collaborate with teachers to promote awareness in the classroom.

Students receive one of our bags in hopes they become stewards of this precious planet.

How can you contribute? Contact us. We welcome teachers, volunteer sewists, and financial support via bag purchases and donations.

Our volunteer group focuses on sewing tote bags to donate to BC communities to raise awareness about textile and plastic pollution. Many of our volunteers are also passionate gardeners with beautiful gardens.

As you know gardening is another way we all can help combat global warming. For more information on bringing pollinators to our neighborhoods, please refer to this article ( which is one of many articles on the topic!!!)

back to sewing - We are accepting donations of floral and gardening-themed fabrics, curtains, and tablecloths; please contact us via messenger or via our website at fabricbagsolution.com.

https://davidsuzuki.org/living-green/what-native-plants

Spreading love, hope and compassion to those affected in Ukraine. This weekend, 80 of our eco-friendly upcycled bags will be heading to Ukraine to support those in need.