Old Clothes Changed Into Handbags.

Recently, Lei Yingping, 89 of Jianxin Road, Jiangbei District, made knapsack and handbag with old clothes, and became the rush goods of community residents quickly.

Lei Yingping, a staff member of Chongqing shirt factory, laid off in 1998 and set up a sewing stall under his own building.

In his spare time, Lei Yingping, who likes cutting, converted some of his leftover materials or old clothes into various handbags. Occasionally, friends or acquaintances also helped her to make one or two.

Not long ago, the plastic limit order was introduced. People who asked Lei Yingping to change the package became more and more important.

Lei Yingping's sewing booth is next to the road. There is only a parasol and a sewing machine. There are all kinds of handbags on the stall. Lei Yingping is familiar with every handbag. "This small bag is made of cheongsam cloth. This backpack is made of jeans. This satchel is made of skirt."

Although it is second-hand goods processing, but the choice of material modeling, Lei Yingping is very fastidious, she took out a Pink Backpack introduction: "this bag someone says like LV's toilet bag, I don't understand, just according to what I usually see, plus my imagination is doing."

Zhang Shihui is a frequent visitor to Lei Yingping. She said, "after the supermarket does not provide plastic bags, I have to buy new shopping bags. After several times, it is found that it is not only expensive but also not durable.

Using old clothes to change bags or backpacks is almost the same price, more durable and distinctive. "

Mrs. Ho, who lives in the five mile store, changed a bag at Lei Yingping's office, and made another more than 10: "the first pocket is taken back, and the neighbors are very fond of it.

Now, some of us are going to take out old clothes and ask for change.

I made two of my own. It's pretty good.