Look What They Made: Saskia Summertime Rucksacks

By dolapo on 18th June 2018

Saskia and her family are holiday and summer ready with these colour popping rucksacks.

How funky are these?! The colours, the patterns, the backdrop. Love it. Thank you Saskia so much for sharing your wonderful creations with us.

All the prints Saskia has used in making the bags are printed in Ghana, two she purchased from urbanstax. The Orange and Yellow Nsu Bura and the Brown, Turquoise and Pink Circles.We are loving the summer and holiday makes so please keep them coming!

And a final peek at the rucksacks!

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