melissamrock 17 Apr, 2008 You could make the bottom of the t-shirt bag flat, by matching the bottom seam (do one side at a time) with the side seam, then sew across the triangle that forms in the corner. This is done while the bag is still inside out. Do the other side the same way. Cut off the extra triangle corners, turn the bag right side out, and the t-shirt bag bottom should have a small flat bottom. The more of a "trangle" you sew across and cut off, the larger the bottom of the bag will be. astridnaylor 17 Apr, 2008 Love it ! And a kiddie t-shirt makes a great favours bag ! Need more ideas like this .... am organizing a sweet sixteen garden party in June! ANA debbyrd 17 Apr, 2008 This is wonderful! I have several tee shirts that (ahem!) shrunk, so now I can recycle some of my favorites. Lizaahw 17 Apr, 2008 Great idea! Now when the net shopping bag I bought at my grocery store wears out, I won't have to buy another one. I wear t-shirts too work. Now I have a good use for the worn out ones. ginakiwumi 17 Apr, 2008 What a super idea!! I'm going to make a couple of these for my daughters to use at school!!! Great idea!! tgroak 17 Apr, 2008 This is an awesome project. Practical and fun!!! I love it. I made some for my little kids and they had a