Spring into Spring with a Colorful Bloom Tote


With more time spent apart these days and social gatherings put on hold, I am amping up my efforts to bring joy and handmade love into my gifting. The inspiration for this tote is an aunt who will both be a bride again soon, and whom I always celebrate on Mother’s Day. A project like this is a lot of fun; you get to focus on the creation of the building of the design! I began with a pre-made tote bag though you could build your own container or work with a different style of container as well.
Quick Tip: Sometimes drawing your own simple shapes is the best way to create what you want, such as the flower stems and leaves I created for this tote bag.

Supplies Used:
- Heat Transfer Vinyl, Low Tack Mat, tote bag, ScanNCut DX, iron
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