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The Xstorm prime packs were made to solve a problem that is commonly found among the Tuareg nomadic tribe, and others in sandy environments. Our design is largely based around the convenient ways we have found, to keep out the  sand from our bags. Throughout the pack you will find vented material, the purpose, is to separate the sand from the rest of the items then to reliably and effortlessly sift it from the pack.

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Keeping out the sand

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Going to the beach for the day is great, but dealing with the inevitable sand collection you bring home can be a pain. DIY crafting weblog Between the Lines offers a design for a mesh beach bag from window screen material that will last nearly forever and also greatly reduces the amount of sand you track home from the beach.

You'll need a 26" by 40" piece of screen material, a piece of hard plastic or wood for the bottom of the bag, some weather resistant fabric such as oilcloth or nylon to cover the bottom and make a zippered pouch, bias tape to cover the seams, leather or other materials for the handles, a zipper for the pouch, rivets, a hole punch, and a sewing machine.

Step-by-step photos and directions can be found at the source link below, but you're basically just cutting out two mesh panels, taping then sewing the sides together, sew box corners to place the plastic or wood bottom, punch holes for the handles and attach the handles with rivets. Of course the zippered pouch and sewn cover for the wood or plastic bottom is optional, but gives the bag a finished look and can come in handy for change and other small items.

This project should take around an hour's worth of effort and cost very little if you already have a sewing machine and can scavenge used screen material cheaply. If you don't have a sewing machine you can crochet a similar bag using plastic grocery bags.

If your pantry's overrun with plastic grocery bags and you're feeling crafty, break out...
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Mesh Beach Bag Tutorial!! | Between the Lines

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DIY Beach Bag Made from Window Screen Material Doesn't Retain Sand

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Going to the beach for the day is great, but dealing with the inevitable sand collection you bring home can be a pain. DIY crafting weblog Between the Lines offers a design for a mesh beach bag from window screen material that will last nearly forever and also greatly reduces the amount of sand you track home from the beach.

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Who are the Tuareg? | Art of Being Tuareg: Sahara Nomads in a Modern World

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Put a zipper at the bottom of the vented part, with the regular fabric.

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Organized, prepared, easy, helpful, nifty, useful, multi purpose, large, lightweight, spacious, reliable.

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