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Oops! I Bought Another Tree

A goose in a green-striped Santa hat is walking off with an entire pine tree, hauling it along by a string of red lights. Its red boots are mid-stride and its snowflake sweater looks very pleased with itself. Somewhere at home there is already a tree. We drew this scene for the person who went to the lot for one small thing and came back with a tree across the car seats. Our funny Christmas tote bag gives that confession its own hand-lettered line, with a red brushstroke OOPS above and the rest in black ink, each letter slightly crooked in the way a quick note on a receipt would be.

Around the goose, the December haul keeps piling up. A checkerboard ornament swings from a red bow near the top of the tree, a candy cane wears a green ribbon, and a sprig of holly with red berries sits beside a loose red star. Two wrapped boxes lean against the branches, one checked and one dotted with stars, and a few more small stars drift through the gaps. The goose seems perfectly at peace with all of it. Trees get dragged home anyway.

A Funny Goose Christmas Tote Bag With Tree Number Two in Tow

This Christmas tote bag with a silly goose suits the friend who decorates the first week of November and the sister who owns more ornaments than shelves. It handles the season’s errands well, from wrapped presents carried to a family dinner to cookie tins headed for a neighborhood swap. As a Secret Santa gift it works because the line says out loud what the recipient was thinking while holding the receipt. The checkered ornament and striped hat give people something to notice, and someone behind them in the checkout line will probably smile. Our design keeps the humor in the goose and the lettering, so the bag sits comfortably beside winter coats and wrapping paper.

Where Does a Goose Hauling a Pine Tree Tote Fit Into Everyday Errands?

The goose tote goes to the tree lot, the grocery store for baking supplies, the office gift exchange, and any family dinner where presents need carrying. Since the joke is about overbuying for the season, it stays relevant from the first tree purchase until the last needle is swept up in January.

Hang it by the door next to the real tree, and the checkerboard ornament will be the first thing visitors ask about.