The Altitude Design Summit was full of awesome. Awesome people, awesome swag, awesome fashion. Along the lines of really talented artistic people is a friend I met at Alt named Sara Jensen. Too hip to be square, Sara is an artist with many talents, design being one of them.
Right after the conference Sara sent me a tote bag from her line Lost Bird Found.
Do you love the pattern as much as I do? Pomegranate? Stop it.
Would you like to know my favorite part about the tote bag, aside from the fact that I now own the coolest library bag in the state?
Sara included a matching pocket bag. For the girl who can’t figure out which lipstick, lip gloss, or nail polish to take in her purse so she takes them all? That would be me.
It keeps all my assorted cosmetics in one zippered place {lined in waterproof material so the likes of me can’t ruin it with a smuggled and spilled diet dr. pepper};no purse rooting required.
Heaven.
Lost Bird Found carries all manner of lovelies: plates, tunics, bookplates, lunch totes.
All the cool kids know about it, now you do too.
Allison
Hello there! I'm Allison Czarnecki, founder + editor of Petit Elefant, a blog all about style on a budget for every part of your life: style / home / travel / family. I do a lot of how-to beauty + style tutorials, travel posts, easy recipes, home remodel projects, and cool DIY crafts you totally want to try. I'm super happily married (to a hot Polish immigrant) and am the mother of two kids, a daughter and son, all of whom are featured here on the regular. We live in the country but we're a little bit rock + roll. Welcome!
What? Pomegranate pattern? Are you kidding me? I love.
I loved this bag when I first saw you post about it. So beautiful!
That tunic is amazing, and has made it into my bookmarked list of stuff for my birthday!