April 16, 2024
Large Tote Bag Fashioned From Barkcloth Drapery Panel
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We are offeringa large lined tote bag made from a combination of a vintage barkcloth drapery panel and new cotton duck (lining).This bag was handmade by us and has an exterior featuring stylized leaves in bold shades of dark forest green, mahogany, aqua, beige and yellow on a dove grey background. The exterior has the same scene on both the front and back. The interior lining is a complementing cotton duck retro dot print in chocolate brown. The bag measures 15" long, 14" wide at the bottom and 2 1/2" deep; the strap has a drop of 12" and is 1 1/2" wide and fits very comfortably over a shoulder. This is a really sturdy bag made with an interlining and it can really stand up to the rigors of use. This bag is great as a beach tote, gym bag or for carrying lunch, books and a change of shoes for work. A tote is always useful, stores easily and really makes a wonderful thoughtful holiday gift for mom, book club or young mom on the go!Keep in mind that we are not professionals and that we have sincerely done our best to describe this and all of our items accurately. We don't accept returns and highly recommend the purchase of postal insurance, as we will not be held responsible for damage incurred in the shipping process. Payment for our auctions is due within 7 days of auction's close, if the high bidder has not made prior arrangements
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