This contributor post was written by Christina of Down and Out Chic. This is Christina’s first post as a contributor here on pns and I am super excited to have her aboard, writing bi-weekly round ups and gift guides for handmade. Take it away Christina…
I’m starting a new job in a week or so (yay!) and am looking for the perfect handmade workbag. I need a bag that’s big enough to hold all the essentials without being cumbersome. Here are some options that I’m currently loving at a few different price points:
1)Â flo tote bag $49 via fabric & handle
2)  play bag leather and canvas $78 via quote
3) agatha fold over in distressed brown leather $172 via rebyc
4) navy white striped tokyo bag $49 via rib & hull
5)Â diamante tote bag $96 via proud mary
6)Â 2 tone tote in pure wool herringbone $105 via infusion
7)Â natural canvas and leather percy bag $110 via sidney & sons
8) workhorse bag $222 via missibaba
Christina is the writer behind the design blog, Down and Out Chic. She’s a budget-friendly design huntress that’s passionate about art and the handmade movement. She adores all things striped and polka dotted and would spend most of her afternoons vintage shopping if her closet were big enough. Find her on Twitter or on D&OC.
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Ohhh…beautiful collection! I’m a sucker for leather and herringbone combo, so #6 for me please! Adding it to the fall wardrobe must-haves!
AbbyGreat bags ! I love all of them!! But if I had a to choose,- i LOVE 6 and 8 – it’s a tie.
stitchinnetkaOMG how do I even decide! I *need them all 😉 ..3, 6, and 8 TIE!
JonnaI love the combinations of leather and canvas! Great round up.
skoopeHey Cassie. Thanks for stopping by. I love the leather leaf bag (my favorite is number one though).
papernstitchAnd on another note… So excited to have you aboard as a contributor Christina. Thanks for a great first post.
-Brittni
What a great selection of bags! I’m loving the one with leather leaves.
Good luck with your new job!
Cassie