About this Product
Elevate your style with our Retro-Inspired Flower Power Canvas Tote, a fashionable statement piece that embraces the spirit of the '60s and '70s. This large pink flower design tote is not just a bag; it's a bohemian shoulder accessory that adds a touch of groovy charm to your look.
Our tote bag features a bold and vibrant flower power design reminiscent of the iconic retro era. It's perfect for those who appreciate vintage style and want to make a colorful statement with their fashion choices.
This spacious canvas tote is ideal for carrying your essentials, whether you're going shopping, to the beach, or running errands. It's more than just a bag; it's an everyday carryall that combines fashion and function.
The bag measures 12.5" across the top, it is 14" tall and has a 4" gussets. It is lightweight canvas.
Machine wash cold, make sure to turn it inside out, line dry.
Penny Creates
Meet the Maker
Hello everyone! Welcome to Penny Creates. I'm Jess (jessica) the maker of all products in this shop. Penny was my sweet and adorable miniature dachshund, this is my way of keeping her memory alive.
Crafting has always captivated my attention. Started sewing at the age of 8, convinced my Aunt Mary, to teach me how to use a sewing machine. Over the years, I have made dresses, pants, shirts, etc., I have also, tried my hand and knitting, crocheting, wood crafts etc.
In this shop I will only list items that are made by me, and hopefully, you will find these items fun and useful. Enjoy, browsing, and if you have a custom equest, feel free to contact me, I will my best to accommodate you.
How it’s Made
This bag is not a print on demand product, it is hand made by me, using my cricut machine.
Shop Policies
Most items will ship within 2-5 business days. If there is a problem and more time in needed, the buyer will be notified.
Please, take a moment to consider your purchase, as I do not accept returns. If your order does not meet your expectations, please, contact me and I will do my best to make things right.
