Like my aunt once said, "Honey, anything worth doing, is worth over doing." and that is true of this bag.
This tried and true library style tote bag is worth making. It is a useful, go to tote bag for so very many tasks: library books, farmers markets, grocery stores, yarn projects, files and folders, or just a catch all for all the things you need to lug upstairs at the end of the day.
But hearing my Aunt Jan's voice in my head we decided to take that classic library tote shape and step it up a notch! The "Worth Doing" tote measures 16" wide, 15" tall, and 6" deep. With 26 inch long straps this bag is comfortable on your shoulder no matter how full you stuff it.
The front zipper pocket is 12" tall X 10" wide which is large enough for most standard size tablets and maybe an iPad Pro depending on the model.
The interior is fully lined in a light colored muslin, while the bag is fulling interfaced with batting, giving the bag structure while still keeping it light to carry.
And as always, you can wash it in case you need to. Because sometimes life is messy, your bag doesn't have to be.