The budget tote is great value, particularly when you consider that the bags can be decorated with beautiful and original artwork at no extra cost. If you have a limited amount of cash to spend, and are looking to buy a gift for yourself or a loved one, then the budget tote is an affordable option.
The bags are available in five colors; natural, green,red,royal and black. As with all the totes available from Zazzle, the products are made from 100% cotton canvas, and contain reinforced stitching which ensure the bags are reliable. Dimensions are; 15.75" x 15.25".
The tiny tote: makes a lovely accessory which will compliment or dress up any outfit. The bag contains short handles, resembling more of a handbag as opposed to a shopper. Having said that, the bag contains side and bottom gussets, ensuring that it is roomy enough for all the items you may to need to carry around with you.
The tiny tote is available in four colors; natural, navy, royal and black and is made from 100% cotton. The stitching is reinforced for extra strength and measures 14.5" x 11.4".
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Hi Sheilamarie, I know, we went a bit off tangent there. Interesting all the same:) Thank you, I really appreciate that and I always have a fabric bag with me too, I think it's a really good habit to get into to.
Hi Peggy, thank you very much. Whenever I draw something I have now idea if others will like it or not, It's really encouraging to hear that others do. :)
What a great selection of tote bags! Love your images!
Man, what you can learn about vocabulary and geography on Wizzley!
As far as the bags go, they're lovely, HollieT. I take cloth bags with me wherever I go. You just never know when you'll need one.
I'll take a look at this, thanks Wordchazer. It's honestly not an expression I've ever heard before.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_snor.... Originated in Wales. Used to describe Fen-dwellers too, thanks to the increasingly marshy land as you head East from here.
A bog snorkler is a new expression on me. lol.
Yup, I'm a bog snorkler by adoption but Manchester does great events as well as pubs and shops. Will be back in October, all things being equal. I'll be visiting Wolverhampton for the first time next month pursuing my retro-tech geek fixation. I do love digital arts parties and retro-tech events, plus visiting them allows me to travel to places I've never been before.
That's a shame Frank. She's studying for the extended diploma in childcare- she wants to be a primary school teacher. Before she decided this, she was going to study A level religious studies.
Sadly, Hollie, I wil have left then, but you never know. I am currently in my third incarnation at Ashton. I teach either religion or philosophy, but philosophjy is finishing this year, but when they need Religious Studies they tend to call me back
Cambridge I think, Frank. My daughter starts at Ashton Sixth Form in September!