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Tote of the Week: Deer Tote Bag by Zoé De Las Cases
Deer Tote Bag by Zoé De Las Cases It’s only the start of the blummin’ weekend?! Alas, I don’t think it is going to be tote bag weather, there’s a fiery storm brewing as we speak. As for the rest of the weekend, I’ve got the Morrissey autobiography to read, Christmas present planning to do, a little socialising and hopefully I will partake in a lot of sleep. Yes, indeed. What do you have planned? Happy Weekend! ♥
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Tote of the Week: Einstein Logic and Imagination by Newton and the Apple
It’s Friday folks, how did that happen? HOW? This weekend will be full of tasty breakfasts, board games, music, slow cooked meals and working at the gallery. Oh and sleep, lots of that. I’m also looking forward to getting my haircut on Monday which is a first (I don’t like the experience until I walk out the door!). However, my mane is mainly frizz at the moment. Le sigh. Anyhoo, I digress. What do you think of this lovely tote…
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Tote of the Week: I Find You Hidden There by Cardboard Cities
This is the first tote bag I’ve bought in quite a while (no, I don’t buy every tote I feature!). However, I wanted to treat myself for having a productive few days and also to cheer myself up after having a poorly one. Hello Cardboard Cities aka Laura Redburn! Her mixed media collage illustrations and patterns are available through her website and also via Society 6, where you will find this amazing tote bag, amongst others. If you’ve not shopped with Society…
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Tote of the Week: Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Bag by Gillian Kyle
I’ve started to write the list this week, thinking of bits and pieces that my family and friends might like to receive this Christmas. This Caramel Wafer Tote by Gillian Kyle, who stole my heart with her Scottish illustrative creations a long time ago, will be added to the list and cheer my Mum up for sure. At £19.95, the eco-friendly tote bag makes a great gift for someone who has everything. It is screen printed on 100% organic cotton canvas…
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Tote of the Week: Seeker of Happiness Tote Bag
I think this is what we’re all up to on this little planet, seeking happiness. Of course your type of happiness might be something entirely different to mine; we’re not all in to camper vans, vinyl records and tote bags, and that is OK. But we are all on our own personal missions to live happy lives. This tote bag reminds me that we are all in it together, and although it lives way across the pond, I think it’s…
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Tote of the Week: Neon Pink Owl Tote by Les Miniboux
Well that was a week and a half. The type of week where I just want to leaf through magazines and browse websites ALL weekend with hot chocolate by my side. You may have noticed my blog suddenly disappearing (always the drama queen) on Wednesday and Thursday? Sorry about that. It is the first time in 3 years I’ve had blog issues, which were out of my control, and it completely knocked me for six. I’ll write a separate post…
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Tote of the Week: Sunbeam Tote Bag by Tea Please
Sunbeam tote £9.73 // Tea Please Celebrate Roald Dahl Day (and the weekend) with this eco-friendly Sunbeam Tote Bag from small British company, Tea Please. Guaranteed to add a little sunshine, this handmade shopper is destined to visit junk shops and filled with delightful books for the Autumn/Winter months. Think good thoughts and have a happy Friday! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured.
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Tote of the Week: There Is A Light Tote Bag by Nan Lawson
Oh how happy I am to have discovered Nan Lawson’s work via Society 6. Her illustrations, inspired by pop culture, make up a collection of art prints, canvasses, accessories, clothing and tote bags; there’s even a Game of Thrones and Parks and Recreation tote! After scouring through her collection of bags, the There Is A Light Tote Bag stole my heart absolutely, the way the song did in the 90s. It can be yours for $18 (£11.50 ish) and can…
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Tote of the Week: ‘Make The Most Of It’ Tote Bag by Alphabet Bags
I like this sentiment and I love the ‘Make The Most Of It‘ tote bag; a friendly reminder to be present every single day, especially when life gets in the way! It can be yours for £13 and delivered for only £1.75 within 2-3 days….joy! Happy Friday! P.S Look out for a smashing giveaway a little later on (great for vintage fashion lovers!) ♥ P.P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured.
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Tote of the Week: Floral Tapestry Tote Bag via Oliver Bonas
This may not be the most popular of tote bags I have featured but oh me, oh my, this is one of my favourites! I love a nice tapestry design especially as it reminds me of my dear old Nan who was pretty ace (she fed my belly with cake). The Floral Tapestry Tote Bag can be yours for £40, from Oliver Bonas. Happy Friday! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote…
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Tote of the Week: Scandinavian Chicken Shopper by Jane Foster
Jane Foster is pretty cool. Indeed she is. With a passion for screen printing and collecting vintage fabrics from the 50s, 60s and 70s; she makes Scandinavian style textiles including this lovely Chicken Shopper, at only £8.45. Don’t forget to take a look at her amazing plush toys too; I know two little people who will love them! Happy Friday! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote bags featured!
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Tote of the Week: Goodies and Treats Tote Bag by Bread and Jam
It really doesn’t take too much for me to get excited so imagine my delight when I spotted Bread & Jam have added to their collection of screen printed goodies to include tote bags! Steady Lisa, steady. Available in blue and red print, the Goodies and Treats tote bag is £9.95 and is awaiting to be checked out at your earliest convenience. Happy Friday! ♥ P.S On the hunt for a new tote bag? Take a look through my previous tote…