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DIY Idea: Faux Leather Tote
Using a fabric maker, I made random dashes and dots every 1/2″ down. Once I got to the bottom 1/3rd of the bag I mixed a brown fabric ink to create a faux leather look. I used my medium tote bag, but you could do this on any of my tote bag blanks. Take this…
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Freshly Printed: Maine Totes
I loved creating these custom Maine tote bags with all different color combinations for the state of Maine and the heart. They are printed on my large tote bags with features like a 3” gusset, so they can stand up, and 25” straps, that fit over the shoulder. We also added custom text below the…
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DIY Idea: Adding Embroidery to Totes
If you love to embroider, this DIY Idea is for you! Adding embroidery to tote bags is super easy with double sided iron on adhesive. After I embroidered my camera I used the double sided adhesive to attach it to a piece of mustard felt. I then attached the felt to my extra small tote…
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Freshly Printed: Texas Totes
These are my Extra Small and Extra Large Texas totes with custom colors and text. All of my totes are fully customizable. Available individually or in bulk with bulk pricing. Check out my Etsy shop for more information!
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DIY Idea: Couched Initial Tote
Using thick macrame string and embroidery floss you can use the couching stitch to create your own initial tote on my tote bag blanks. To protect your stitches on the inside of your bag use double sided iron on adhesive and adhere a piece of fabric or felt over your stitches to keep them from…
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Freshly Printed: Cape Cod Totes
Here are my Cape Cod totes in navy and red on my Extra Large and Small tote bags. These were for two separate orders with the heart being placed over two different locations. Optional text can also be added to my totes if you’d like to add a personalized message ❤️
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DIY Idea: Woven Applique Tote
I love crafting and all things fiber; sometimes it trickles onto my tote bags! Adding your fiber arts onto tote bags is a great way to show off your craft in a functional way. For my strawberry tote, I wove my strawberry on a loom. Instead of tucking in the warp threads at the end…
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Freshly Printed: Brooklyn Tote
This custom order Brooklyn Outline tote is printed on my Medium tote bag in Charcoal ink. I love the font choice – it made for such a sweet tote bag for my customer 🙂
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DIY Idea: Embroidered Icon Totes
If you wanted to add your own personalized, handmade touch to my icon totes embroidery is a great way to do so. Using embroidery floss and a few stitches you can add color and texture to my designs. I offer a growing selection of tote bags that include icons from your favorite location or activity…
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DIY: Embroidered Letter
Materials: Extra Small Tote Bag Fusible Interfacing Double Sided Fabric Adhesive Cream Color Felt Heat Erasable Pen Embroidery Hoop (optional) Pearl Cotton Embroidery Thread Embroidery Needle Scissors Light Source Iron Ruler Pin Print out your letter about 1.5″ tall. Cut a piece of fusible interfacing to use as a stabilizer behind your stitching. This will…
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