Inspired by my 13 yr old daughter's passion for saving the enviornment I figured out that you can crochet lace out of clear drycleaning bags. This came in handy when we made 120 "doily" type headcoverings for her Bat-Mitzvah. That crocheting endeavor has led to the creation of totebags, like the Picasso one you see, made entirely out of recycled plastice bags. Dry cleaning for the white, New York Times bags for the blue, the Post provided the red, the yellow was Shopright and the green was imported from Israel(we haven't found any bright green locally). The total cost of this project was $0 since all of the materials were aquired for free, except for the crochet hook which was purchased for previous projects.