Flannel Non Paper Towels -6 pc
$12.00
This 6-piece set of Flannel Non Paper Towels grew out of my own kitchen habits. I kept catching myself reaching for disposable paper towels for little things-drying hands after rinsing veggies, wiping up a splash of coffee, covering a bowl in the microwave-so I stitched up a stack of flannel cloths and kept them in a basket on the counter. Before long, paper rolls were lasting months instead of weeks.
Each towel in this set is cut from soft, absorbent flannel that holds up beautifully to everyday messes. I finish the edges on my sewing machine so they withstand frequent washing without fraying into strings. They are just the right size for quick cleanups, napkins, or a makeshift trivet under a warm mug.
Because they are reusable, you are sending less to the trash and making a small, steady shift toward a lower-waste home. Toss used towels in a bin under the sink, then wash and reuse. The flannel gets even softer over time, and unlike paper, it will not shred when you scrub.
Patterns and colors vary, which keeps things fun and makes it easy to assign certain prints to certain tasks if you like-one look for the bathroom, another for the kitchen, another for lunchbox napkins. Many customers tell me they start with one set and come back for more so they can keep a stack in multiple rooms.
If you are just starting to explore reusable swaps, this is an easy, budget-friendly place to begin: no special rules, no fuss, just wash and reuse. Every towel is cut and sewn by me, Becky, in small batches, so you know exactly whose hands made the pieces you are using in your home every day.
Each towel in this set is cut from soft, absorbent flannel that holds up beautifully to everyday messes. I finish the edges on my sewing machine so they withstand frequent washing without fraying into strings. They are just the right size for quick cleanups, napkins, or a makeshift trivet under a warm mug.
Because they are reusable, you are sending less to the trash and making a small, steady shift toward a lower-waste home. Toss used towels in a bin under the sink, then wash and reuse. The flannel gets even softer over time, and unlike paper, it will not shred when you scrub.
Patterns and colors vary, which keeps things fun and makes it easy to assign certain prints to certain tasks if you like-one look for the bathroom, another for the kitchen, another for lunchbox napkins. Many customers tell me they start with one set and come back for more so they can keep a stack in multiple rooms.
If you are just starting to explore reusable swaps, this is an easy, budget-friendly place to begin: no special rules, no fuss, just wash and reuse. Every towel is cut and sewn by me, Becky, in small batches, so you know exactly whose hands made the pieces you are using in your home every day.
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