Who knew...?

...that there could be so many things to make from old coffee bean bags? For now, I think I'll stick with totes, but these are definitely inspiring!

Lamp Shade

image from AJC Home Finder

Apron

image from MaidenJane

Shoes

image from Zazzle Shoes

Pillows

image from farm3.static.flickr.com/2620/4059218815_6817a7b500.jpg

Business Card Holder

image from Business Cards Land

Stocking

image from furiousshirley.com

Christmas Tree Skirt

image from Funky Junk Interiors

Ottoman/Cube

image from designblog1969.filles.wordpress.com

Push Pin Board

image from Resurrect Antiques

New Totes!

TOTE #10- $35






TOTE #11- $35






TOTE #12- $20






TOTE #13- SOLD






TOTE #14- SOLD






TOTE #15- SOLD






TOTE #16- SOLD




Fabrics to come...

Different styles, sizes and colors...take your pick!

TOTE #1- SOLD








TOTE #2- SOLD








TOTE #3- SOLD




TOTE #4- $35








TOTE #5- $20






TOTE #6- SOLD






TOTE #7- SOLD






TOTE #8- SOLD




TOTE #9- SOLD




More totes are on the way! Please check back the first week of June.

French Press Totes

"Where does the name 'French Press Totes' come from?"

I get this question a lot.

Our friends that own the coffee company in Richmond (where I find most of my burlap bags) inspired us to start using a French press about two years ago when we were first introduced to their coffee. It's freshly roasted in town, and then we grind it and brew the coffee in a French press at home. I doubt we'll ever go back to an automatic drip coffee maker because the French press really does make the best cup of coffee...and that's where the name comes from!