Any ideas on finding inexpensive burlap sacks?

[InvasiveCreeper]

Looking to find a place that sells burlap sacks for an inexpensive price. Burlap sacks or sand bags. Rough size being around 14" x 26", a little bigger or smaller is fine. It is cosmetic, to house materials already sealed up, so this is one item that doesn't need to meet any form of organic qualifications.

 

[Chuck]

Looking to find a place that sells burlap sacks for an inexpensive price. Burlap sacks or sand bags. Rough size being around 14" x 26", a little bigger or smaller is fine. It is cosmetic, to house materials already sealed up, so this is one item that doesn't need to meet any form of organic qualifications.

Here in Texas we can buy them from cattle feed stores or grain suppliers. Most use paper but burlap is still available

 

[InvasiveCreeper]

Chuck,

Thanks. Feed stores, that is a good avenue to check out. I'm interested in getting maybe a dozen or more and see no reason to overpay.

 

[Chuck]

Chuck,

Thanks. Feed stores, that is a good avenue to check out. I'm interested in getting maybe a dozen or more and see no reason to overpay.

You can also make your own. Fabric shops sell jute or burlap and furniture upholsterers also use it

 

[CanadianLori]

Oh no! Just know that if you decide to make your own you will be finding those fibers for months. My friends wanted to do a project with burlap (purchased from Hobby Lobby) and stupid me volunteered my dining room for a working area. It took me ages to get the fibers out of the carpet, chair upholstery, etc.

Messy messy stuff.

 

[marlingardener]

We were at Atwood's today (a farm and ranch supplier) and they had big burlap bags for 69 cents each. I was trying to figure out a use for one, since I'm a sucker for a bargain.