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$16.00
Our utilitarian farmers' market tote is printed on 12 oz. natural, cotton canvas.
EAT FRESH LOCALLY GROWN - RHODE ISLAND - FARMERS' MARKET
• 26" cotton webbing handles
• 14 3/4"H x 14 3/4" W x 5"D
• Machine washable, hand or tumble dry, some shrinkage will occur.
from $34.00
Just as it sounds, the Flat Bag is a favorite for carrying sketch pads, magazines or files. Hand printed on cotton canvas. Print placement may vary.
• 12.5"W x 15"H
• 18" Cotton webbing straps (9" Drop)
from $40.00
My mini tote is handprinted on cotton army duck canvas, with water-based textile inks, that have low toxicity and a soft hand. I use 1" wide cotton webbing for the straps and there is a small pocket inside.
The tote measures approximately 6" wide x 7.5" high x 5" deep. Self-standing with a flat bottom, french seams, no exposed edges. For care information, please refer to Care Instructions in our Store Info.
I keep a small inventory of totes but most are made to order. Please allow up to 2 weeks for shipment. If you'd like a color that you don't see available for a specific print, please email me at ashley@willywaw.com.
from $54.00
My totes are handprinted on cotton army duck, chosen for it's smooth surface and stiff hand. Each has small print on the inside facing and identification as a Willywaw handprint on the bottom. I do not print yard goods so each tote and pattern is unique to the size and shape of the bag.
The totes are screen printed using water based textile inks that have low toxicity, a wonderful hand and transparent colors. For care information, please refer to the Care Instruction page in Shop Info.
Totes measure approximately 11" wide (22" circumference) x 9" high x 5" deep. Straps are 24 inches long, over the shoulder length and made from 1" cotton webbing. French seams, no exposed edges, with inside pocket.
I keep a small inventory of totes but most are made to order. Please allow up to 2 weeks for shipment. If you'd like a color that you don't see available for a specific print, email me at ashley@willywaw.com.
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