I'm not sure if this would work, but if the bags are strong enough, you could use them to make papercrete blocks by pouring papercrete directly in them and allowing (or encouraging) them to dry, similar to earthbags. The bags should be identical in size and tensile strength, offering you the ability to make consistently sized blocks. If you wanted to, you could then cut the bags in half or quarters to make smaller blocks.
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