https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/how-to-make-a-graphic-message-tote • Posted by Kristina J.
When it comes to drool worthy products, Kate Spade never disappoints. Take her "Eat Cake For Breakfast" bag design, for example. So eye-catching. It's great to own a statement top or two, but a chic canvas message bag is the perfect accessory for carrying your yarn or library books. If you don't own a cutting machine, lots of Etsy stores offer custom stencils with messages of your own design. Grab an inexpensive canvas bag from Walmart and have fun creating a graphic message tote that says exactly what you want it to say.
When it comes to drool worthy products, Kate Spade never disappoints. Take her "Eat Cake For Breakfast" bag design, for example. So eye-catching. It's great to own a statement top or two, but a chic canvas message bag is the perfect accessory for carrying your yarn or library books. If you don't own a cutting machine, lots of Etsy stores offer custom stencils with messages of your own design. Grab an inexpensive canvas bag from Walmart and have fun creating a graphic message tote that says exactly what you want it to say.
Stylish, yet functional
Using painter's tape, mark 4-6 inches along bottom of tote.
Cover bottom portion of tote with paint, filling all creases and folds.
Tape stencil to tote. Fill in with paint. You can use black paint for the words, but I chickened out and used a more controllable Sharpie to fill in both stencils.
Cut handles off tote and trim if loop is too wide.
Hook chain handles to inside of tote.
Add a graphic shape to center of tote using a bronze Sharpie.
DONE.
Perfect for carrying the essentials.
Details make it!