DIY Tote Bags To Tote Your Baby Gear
Having a baby means carrying a lot of stuff, but sometimes you just don’t feel like carrying a giant diaper bag. This is where a tote bag comes in handy. It’s quick, casual and if you throw in a couple of pouches filled with baby items they won’t keep you digging for the things you need. But, why buy a bag when you can make one? Here are 10 great DIY projects so you can make your own tote bag to tote around baby stuff!
makeKit DIY Tote Bag
Everything you need to DIY your own bag can be bought in this one easy kit!
Buy DIY kit at Harvest Textiles
Animal Tote Craft
Adorable, little woodland creatures are perfect on a tote!
Find DIY instructions at Country Living
Geometric Stenciled Tote Bag
A great modern take on a DIY that can bring a great pop of orange to any ensemble.
Find DIY instructions at Modern Mom
Rorschach Ink Blot Tote Bag
Now you can psychoanalyze people and tote your baby gear at the same time.
Find DIY instructions at Do It Yourself
No-Sew Pillow Case Tote Bag
Made from items I already own and doesn’t require sewing? This DIY is speaking my language.
Find DIY instructions at Creme de la Craft
DIY Heat Transfer Tote Bag
These heat transfers create a cute little silhouette, perfect for a tote bag.
Find DIY instructions at How About Orange
DIY Striped Tote Bag
Simple geometric stripes – and the slightly wavy lines that come with the DIY territory make this even cuter!
Find DIY instructions at Say Yes To Hoboken
DIY Beach Tote Bag
The most perfectly classic tote in a fabulous, sunny shade of yellow.
Find DIY instructions at Doo It Easy
DIY Striped Beach Bag
A great casual, slouchy tote, just waiting to be filled with all of your baby gear.
Find DIY instructions at Almost Makes Perfect
Geometric Painted Tote Bags
A great casual, slouchy tote, just waiting to be filled with all of your baby gear.
Find DIY instructions at Collect & Carry
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