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Scroll down for to see various products. All bags are custom made by Heather!





Lil' Beulah Bag
$20
A mini purse that is great for your little girl (or for a little girl at heart).
Approximate size: 12'' x 10'' x 2''
Includes one small pocket.
Get monogramming for $10
See examples here:
http://beulahbags.blogspot.com/search/label/lil%27%20beulah%20bags

Purse
$30
The Beulah purse is Heather's best seller!
Approximate size: 14'' x 11'' x 4''
Purse includes one divided pocket.
Get monogramming for $10
See more examples here.

Tote Bag
$40
Approximate size: 12'' x 16'' x 4''
Includes one pocket.
Get monogramming for $10.
See more examples here.

Mini Diaper Bag/Church Bag
$40
The great features of Heather's regular diaper bag but in a smaller size!
This Beulah bag is great for church on Sunday!
Approximate size: 16'' x 12'' x 4''
Includes one large divided pocket (great for bottles) and large button pacifier holder.
Get monogramming for $10.
See more examples here.

Large Tote Bag
$50
approx. 22'' x 16'' x 4''
includes one divided pocket.
monogramming available for $10
See more examples here.

Diaper Bag
$60
Approximate size: 22'' x 16'' x 6''
This Beulah bag includes 3 bottle pockets, 1 large-divided pocket, and a button
passy holder.
See more here:
http://beulahbags.blogspot.com/search/label/diaper%20bags
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