Sassy Tote
$15.00
DESCRIPTION
11in L x 5in W x 7.5in H Clear and Pink Strapped Tote Bag is useful for organizing tool in the sewing room, craft room, office, and bathroom featuring one large center compartment, 3 – 5in H x 3.5in W side pockets and 1 – 3.5in H x 10in W zipper compartment for storing various sized items.
This items is perfect for using next to your sewing machine. All of your favorite tools will fit into the tote and will always be within easy reach.
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