Homestead Sweet Mix Tote Bag

Name: Homestead Sweet Mix Tote Bag
Brand: SevenSisters Homestead
Price: 15.00 USD
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Made from a recycled Homestead Sweet Mix feed bag. The front features the red barn graphic with the wood‑grain background and the bold Sweet Mix label, giving the tote a warm, rustic farmhouse look. The colors photograph beautifully and make this one stand out in your catalog. It’s sturdy, lightweight, and easy to wipe clean. Handles are sewn all the way around for strength, so it works for groceries, farm supplies, or everyday use. Each bag comes out a little different depending on the print and cut of the feed sack.

Handmade at SevenSisters Homestead in Penrose, Colorado.

Made from recycled woven polypropylene feed bags

Made from a recycled Homestead Sweet Mix feed bag. The front features the red barn graphic with the wood‑grain background and the bold Sweet Mix label, giving the tote a warm, rustic farmhouse look. The colors photograph beautifully and make this one stand out in your catalog. It’s sturdy, lightweight, and easy to wipe clean. Handles are sewn all the way around for strength, so it works for groceries, farm supplies, or everyday use. Each bag comes out a little different depending on the print and cut of the feed sack.

Handmade at SevenSisters Homestead in Penrose, Colorado.