Worth Doing Library Style Tote in Mod Petals
Worth Doing Library Style Tote in Mod Petals
Worth Doing Library Style Tote in Mod Petals
Worth Doing Library Style Tote in Mod Petals

Worth Doing Library Style Tote in Mod Petals

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  • Handmade in Small Batches
  • Custom Designed Fabrics

Worth Doing Tote Bag

Some things are just worth doing — like getting lost in a good story, making time to create something with your hands, or carrying a bag that can handle it all with style. The Worth Doing Tote is inspired by vintage library totes but built for modern life — roomy, sturdy, and thoughtfully crafted from fabric to finish.

Recently, featured in a special Kickstarter with USA Today bestselling author Penny Reid (yes, that Winston Brothers series!), this tote has become a fan favorite for readers, makers, and multitaskers alike. Whether you're filling it with books, yarn, snacks, or sippy cups, it’s ready to carry the beautiful chaos of your everyday.

Features you’ll love:

  • Roomy and reliable: Easily holds a pile of books, a project bag, or everything you need for a full day out
  • Great for everyday life: Ideal for busy moms, office commutes, library visits, or running errands between activities
  • Reader- and maker-approved: Built to hold both your current read and your current work-in-progress
  • Comfortable to carry: Cotton webbing handles make it easy to sling over your shoulder or carry in hand
  • Sturdy and structured: Keeps its shape without being bulky — no floppy tote syndrome here
  • Made with care: Designed in-house and handmade in our studio using exclusive, limited-edition fabrics

Machine wash cold, gentle cycle

Reshape, air dry.

DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.

Iron as needed.

Worth Doing Tote

Worth Doing Tote Bag

Some things are just worth doing — like getting lost in a good story, making time to create something with your hands, or carrying a bag that can handle it all with style. The Worth Doing Tote is inspired by vintage library totes but built for modern life — roomy, sturdy, and thoughtfully crafted from fabric to finish.

Recently, featured in a special Kickstarter with USA Today bestselling author Penny Reid (yes, that Winston Brothers series!), this tote has become a fan favorite for readers, makers, and multitaskers alike. Whether you're filling it with books, yarn, snacks, or sippy cups, it’s ready to carry the beautiful chaos of your everyday.

Features you’ll love:

  • Roomy and reliable: Easily holds a pile of books, a project bag, or everything you need for a full day out
  • Great for everyday life: Ideal for busy moms, office commutes, library visits, or running errands between activities
  • Reader- and maker-approved: Built to hold both your current read and your current work-in-progress
  • Comfortable to carry: Cotton webbing handles make it easy to sling over your shoulder or carry in hand
  • Sturdy and structured: Keeps its shape without being bulky — no floppy tote syndrome here
  • Made with care: Designed in-house and handmade in our studio using exclusive, limited-edition fabrics

Most of our sewn items are limited, small batch runs of goods. If the item is sold out, it is unlikely that we will restock it.

To make sure you see all the goodies at the time of their launch, you can download our app, and attend our live launches! You can shop live and enjoy hanging out with new friends!

Most of our products are made and ready to ship. They generally leave the studio in 3-5 business days.

If the item is marked PREORDER on the listing, the expected ship date is listed at the top of the product description.

If the item is a Hankmas item, those typically ship at the beginning of February, as they are made to order.

If you don't like your product, that's okay!

We are glad to accept returns as long as they item is in new, sellable condition, and is free of any smells. (Perfume, pets, smoke, essential oils, etc).

We only ask that you pay the shipping to return the product to us.

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Thank you

Love them all

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Beautiful fabric!

Who could resist such a beautiful bag?! Like no other project bags you will find.

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Loving the project bag with the vinyl view window.
The pleated bottom opens so it will stand up and the handle placement on the top above the zip is perfect.
The stiffness of the handle is a great finish! So convenient to use. And the sheeples care Bears are so cute.! I actually bought this because I wanted the pattern keeper. A fabulous combo.! Thanks! Sorry

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Sock bag is perfect

Size of bag and quality workmanship make this my new favorite project bag.

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Great size and it can stand up too!

You have to buy and Oops bag to discover how wonderful it is. It’s a great size, but the panel on the bottom makes the bag so useful. I also love the pattern.

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Lisa D.
One of my favorite organizing solution for notions!

The KnitPack has quickly become one of my favorite ways to organize all of my notions needed for my current project. I love that it can even hold my ChiaoGoo shortie interchangeable needle while still fitting comfortably in my project bag. It is one of my most asked about storage bags when I'm out in public working on my projects!

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Your bag are helpful and beautiful

Love the very thinking I have from you!

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Love the practicality of the Yarn Socks! Wonderful choice of patterns is an added plus. Will gift these to my knitting friends and of course keep a few for me!

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Suzi H.
Love the bag

I love the bag. Just need to keep track of the magnet on the flap. It loves to travel around the bag. Nothing to stop it from leaving the flap. I’ve started keeping a metal bulb stitch marker to help keep it in place.

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Beautiful bag!

It is not only beautiful but practical especially when traveling!

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Crystal S.
Loving this.

Love the style of the Worth Doing bag. And I love this pattern. It’s so pretty.

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Who is Erin.Lane?

Erin was my middle name, and Lane was my mom's.  So it's not a person so much as just this amazing thing my mom and I started building together. 

Now I run the show. 

Hi, I'm Lindsey, and I'm a somewhat crazy person with a sewing machine and internet connection.  I have been lucky enough to have built an amazing community of people who think what I make with my hands is cool. 

I design all the fabric, a thing I never thought I would be able to do, because I got tired of seeing the same things over and over again.  All the bag designs are drafted in house, and with an amazing team of women, I have been able to do things my mom and I only dreamed would be possible.