Sure thing! Grab a sturdy cardboard box—cut it into a flat sheet, then fold a simple tote shape with a top flap for the strap. Line the inside with old fleece or a denim pocket for cushioning. For the strap, use a strong rubber band or a repurposed elastic belt, then sew a small loop of twine or ribbon at each end so you can tie it across your back. Add a small zipper or button clip to keep the bag closed, and you’ve got a lightweight, upcycled delivery bag ready to roll.

Thanks! I’ll double‑up on the corners with some clear packing tape and a quick strip of duct tape just in case. Maybe even a tiny corner brace from a leftover book spine—keeps everything snug and ready to glide through tight spots. Happy upcycling!

Got it, I’ll double‑check that tape before I hit the streets. Thanks for the heads‑up—staying sharp means the bag stays tight and my plans stay on track!