Blue butterfly cross body bag with detachable strap

What to use it for: Ever gone out and not had enough pockets to put your keys, phone a purse, the vital lip balm and hanky in . This cross body bag is for you then.  Big enough for all the above  plus a paperback book. It's light enough to not feel like you are carrying a bag and padded to give some protection to your phone. The strap is detachable so you can use the bag as a handbag organiser, to move your vital stuff into a larger bag. This one will fit under a coat for added security and has an internal zipped pocket (14cm deep by 14cm wide) 

Size and specification : Main bag is 22cm wide and 21cm tall  and made out of blue fabric and butterfly patterned material. The outside front pocket is blue (18cm deep x 15cm wide and the main bag has a blue flap with a flower button fastening  The inside of the bag is blue with a butterfly fastened  slip pocket 18cm deep x 15cm wide and internal zip pocket (14cm deep x 14cm wide).  There is an internal strap with a carabina to attach your keys to.  The blue detachable strap (max length 143cm)

 Inspiration:  Go and take a look at the butterfly conservation  website  www.butterfly-conversation.org  and find out some more.

Butterflies and moths are highly sensitive indicators of the health of the environment and play crucial roles in the food chain as well as being pollinators of plants.  The UK has 59 species of butterflies ( 57 residents and 2 regular migrants). 5 species of butterfly have become extinct in the last 150 yrs. These are the Mazarine Blue, Large tortoiseshell, black veined white, large copper and large blue (large blue was successfully reintroduced in 19992