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Heidi Wakeman cutting up sails for Again and Again in East Gloucester Square.
Heidi Wakeman Measures And Cuts Used Sails
Heidi Wakeman measures and cuts used sails to be made into bags for Again and Again in East Gloucester Square. You can’t get much more of an local innovative business than this make bags out of sails that were destined for the junk heap.
At 8:00AM look for her Gloucester Perspectives interview in which she talks about what she loves about it here.
Heidi Wakeman Measures And Cuts Used Sails, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again And Again Limited Edition Badass Lobster Bag
If you click the picture and select “all sizes” you can see the bag up close and in greater detail.
Again And Again Limited Edition Badass Lobster Bag, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Mr Not-So-Jinglenuts Digs The Mrs One Of A Kind Lobster Bag!
How cool is the whole concept anyway? Bags made from recycled sails.
The material is obviously perfect because it is strong and durable and weather resistant. The used sails were going to end up clogging up some landfill but now are being made into beautiful works of functional art.
I mean it all makes such perfect sense. Hell, even Mr JJ Not-So Jinglenuts digs it. And if Mr JJ Not-So-Jinglenuts digs em, they must be CAF
Mr Not-So-Jinglenuts Digs The Mrs One Of A Kind Lobster Bag!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again And Again Limited Edition Badass Lobster Bag
Freida made the Mrs a special edition lobster bag upon request. I personally think it’s the baddest ass bag in the planet!
If you’re really really nice and ask Freida she might make you one too. Call her at her shop (978)-407-7849
Again And Again Limited Edition Badass Lobster Bag, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again and Again
Another handbag design from Freida at Again and Again at East Gloucester Square.
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again and Again Director’s Chair
Swung by to see Freida at Again and Again (she makes cool handbags made from recycled sailcloth) and saw this director’s chair that they make. Very cool.
Freida will be lending us a big sail for the Downtown Block Party that we are going to use as a screen to show slide shows of Gloucester Pictures and live video from the event itself. That’s gonna be cool as hell!
Again and Again Director’s Chair, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again and Again
The last in the series of bags made of recycled sails at Freida Grotjahn’s Again and Again in East Gloucester Square. Right next to Duckworth’s Bistrot. Don’t forget your Sustainable Cape Ann “Where The Locals Go” coupon. Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Again and Again
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
More bags for sale at Again and Again Inc in East Gloucester Square. Bags made from recycled sails, now that just makes sense!
Again and Again
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Again and Again is a retail shop that manufactures bags from sails. They are featured in the Where The Locals Go coupon book from Sustainable Cape Ann.
Again and Again Pouches
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here are some pouches made from recycled sailcloth at Again and Again in East Gloucester Square.
Again and Again Bags in East Gloucester Square
Again and Again Bag Made of Recycled Sail Cloth
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
One of the unique designs from Freida Grotjahn at Again and Again in East Gloucester Square
Again and Again in East Gloucester Square
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is the work shop where Freida Grotjahn producers her cool designs and unique bags made of recycled sail cloth.
Again and Again Inc.
Again and Again, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
From a friend of Freida who wrote very nice things about her.-
Frieda came to this country from Germany in 1997, after living on the West Coast she and her family settled to Gloucester. Where Frieda fell in love with the ocean, boating and the community of Gloucester.
Frieda is somewhat of an accidental entrepreneur.
She started the business Again and Again Inc. on order to solve the practical problem of what to do with “retired” sailcloth instead of throwing it in the landfill in 2005.
She opened her workshop on 195 East Main Street and there she designs the terrific, european styled totes, hand bags and messenger bags.
Frieda gets the stamina for making bags, running a business, and raising a family by year-round sunrise walks around the Back Sjore, Pilates classes and keeping up with her two young boys.
If she retires with Again and Again Inc., she will learn to how to weld and create some cool iron sculptures, she already has in her head.


