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Tote of the Week: Allotment Mud by Betty & Walter
Allotment Mud Tote Bag Via Betty & Walter (£48) Do you think this tote bag from Betty & Walter can count as part of my five-a-day? No? Oh well. There are many other reasons why the Allotment Mud Tote is Tote Of The Week! Firstly, its design is inspired by the illustrations from a 60s cookbook (I love old recipe books). Aren’t the vegetable silhouettes charming? Secondly, next year we’re sharing a greenhouse and allotment with our neighbours so we…
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Tote of the Week: Metallic Dipped Tote Bag from West Elm
Via West Elm (£39) This metallic dipped navy striped tote bag from West Elm has put a big smile on my face, after having a not so fun week. So of course I needed to share it, isn’t it splendid? Fill it with mince pies, stollen and a bottle of advocaat and head to your friend’s house for festive chat and Christmas films. Going forward, I think everything should be dipped in gold. Who do I talk to about this? Happy Friday!…
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Tote of the Week: Green Arrow Book Bag by Laura Spring
Via Shed Quarters (£65) Durable leather handles, a waxed base and a water-resistant coating; is this the tote bag to end all tote bags? You decide. Inspired by meteorological symbols this new design by Laura Spring is a treat for graphic print lovers out there (puts hand up). I’d use this as an everyday tote, perfect for carrying my laptop and notebook to the cinema and coffee shops in Hebden Bridge. Take a look at Laura’s other designs over at the gorgeous…
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Tote of the Week: Neon Spot Tote Via Cath Kidston
Via Cath Kidston (£75) Well hello, Friday friends! How are we all? Ready for some tote bag appreciation? This neon spot leather tote bag is a new Cath Kidston classic; confirming the neon trend is here to stay. The chic navy and polka dot yellow design includes leather handles for extra strength and support and enough room to pack in all your winter reads, and then some. Round of applause I think! Happy weekend! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new…
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Tote of the Week: Kate Spade New York Colourblock Tote from Gap
Kate Spade New York Tote (£59.95) Via Gap Have you seen the limited edition collection from Kate and Jack Spade for Gap Kids? Alongside colourful and playful childrenswear, there’s also a couple of tote bags in there for good measure. How could I resist featuring one this week? Hope you all have a super spooky Halloween weekend! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured!
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Tote of the Week: Stems Tote by Sarah Abbott
Via Moonko Sometimes we have to be boringly practical to survive the cold and damp months but there is always room for pretty. So I chose this lovely black tote bag designed by Sarah Abbott (practical bit over) with its charming stem print (pretty part) for this week’s tote of the week. Happy Weekend! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured!
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Tote of the Week: Trick or Treat Halloween Bag by Hannah Stevens
I have super fond memories of Halloween. That’s right, not just fond, SUPER fond. We didn’t wear fancy costumes due to lack of funds, only black bin bags fashioned into witches outfits, but our Halloween spirit was with us in force. We went trick or treating only on the roads and streets we knew well, and told each other ghost stories whilst making witch-like cackling noises (I’m a pro to this day). It was fun, harmless and celebratory of all things dark…
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Tote of the Week: Buttercup Stem Fold Over Tote by Orla Kiely
Orla Kiely Buttercup Stem Tote (£79) Well hello pretty tote and hello Friday! Have you had a nice week folks? Any exciting plans for the weekend? Do tell. My year was made this week by securing Glastonbury Festival tickets for 2015 – I can’t believe we managed it! We’ve tried for the last three years and not been able to get through so I’m super chuffed to be returning to Worthy Farm, my happy place. Oh, and one of my first blog…
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Tote of the Week: Woolly Wendy Tote by Donna Wilson
Via John Lewis Thank you to Tigerlilly Quinn who shared this tote bag gem on Facebook; this week’s number one contender for tote of the week. It is of course designed by the awesome, Donna Wilson. I didn’t realise she designed a range of haberdashery products for John Lewis but I LOVE that she chose to include tote bags in the range, to store crafty goodness. I haven’t had a chance to be crafty in the last few months but I hope to wake…
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Tote of the Week and Giveaway: Jessica Zoob
Happy Friday folks! I don’t know about you but I can’t wait for the weekend ahead and spending some quality time relaxing with the OH. It’s been a busy week for us both so I’m looking forward to breakfast in bed tomorrow, reading my book, seeing family, watching Boyhood and perhaps going for a walk in this lovely town of ours. Or I might just watch a considerable amount of The X-Files, time will tell. Anyhoo! It’s tote bag time and this week’s offering…
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Tote of the Week: Zebra Shopper Bag via Oliver Bonas
Via Oliver Bonas You can’t beat an awesome print to add a touch of personality to your holibob wardrobe and this Zebra offering, from Oliver Bonas, certainly does that. It’s not too pricey, at £15, and has a pocket inside to keep your bits and bobs safe. Are you going on holiday soon? Tell me about your holiday adventures so I can live vicariously through you! Happy Weekend! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look…
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Tote of the Week: Herringbone Everyday Tote Bag by Shedquarters
Via Shedquarters I adore this simple and chic everyday tote by Shedquarters. Designed and made by hand, it is made from 100% cotton and cotton/linen mix and currently in the sale for £20 (free delivery in UK). Take a look at the rest of the shop for great contemporary homewares and gifts. I’m smitten. Happy Friday! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured.
