With my first baby, I carried around a giant Winnie-the-Pooh bag, or sometimes that free black diaper bag we all get at the hospital. I hadn't chosen either, and I didn't much care. When kiddo number two came along I decided after Pooh had clearly gone on his last trip and the second black bag was worn through that perhaps I would get something I really loved. What I settled on was a beautiful white quilted diaper bag with tiny blue flowers and yellow here and there. It was feminine - much more so than anything else I own - but I loved it.
That gorgeous bag is exactly what I think of when I look at any of April Cornell's handbags and totes.
Each bag looks as though it was hand made - as though I could have made it. Except that when you look more closely you see a handy inside zipper pouch (I couldn't have sewn that!), a grommeted magnet that lines up perfectly, and fabrics that compliment each other in such a way that I clearly didn't choose them.
If your mother or another mom in your life (you?), loves this style, then consider a convenient tote or bag from April Cornell this Mother's Day.
This is for: Anyone crafty, anyone who likes timeless, classical pieces, and anyone who has a decorative chicken in their home.
You won't like this if: You are not into the "country" style, you don't understand why anyone would wear a hat on Easter, and the idea of knitting turns you sour.















2 comments:
Ha ha ha. The Winnie the Pooh bag cracks me up. I think that I carried the hospital bag with baby #1 until one day it literally cracked from the cold.
For the next two babies, I was made certain that I carried my nipple crack cream, diapers, wipes and Cheerios in style.
I love this bag. Great gift idea!
Stacie
I'm a little late to the comment party... but better late than never as they say... I love the idea that a pretty carry bag can take dreary out of diaper days. NO need to look like you stumbled out of a big-box baby supply store when you can carry a beautiful fabric bag with all you need tucked inside.
April Cornell
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