By trn
And when that goes - you could cut the decorative parts & sew the panels on a plain totebag! Unless you carry around very little stuff, I am afraid the bag won't last long - but if you are careful, maybe thru the summer!
I agree with Queen Bee. Clear contact paper or even heavyweight clear packing tape would help immensely.
I would also second changing the handles or reinforcing them. That would be the weakest point of the bag.
I would also add a small bit of cardboard or chipboard to the bottom of the bag for reinforcement down there. It will also help just in case something leaks.
cover the bag with clear contact paper - that will help to reinforce it, as well as make it resistant to water damage.
If you can reinforce the area where the handles attach - inside and out - it will hold up better to your stuff.
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