About this Product
Introducing our handmade reusable paper towels. These make a great sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper towels. We make our reusable paper towels out of 100% cotton flannel.
They are made from 100% cotton flannel which not only makes them a great eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper towels but it is also a sustainable option. They have just enough cling to make them easy to roll on used paper towel cardboard tubes. They also come off easily without unraveling the rest, unlike regular paper towels.
These reusable towels have rounded edge that are finished with an overlock stitch for durability and to prevent fraying.
Be sure to wash the towels before use in warm water, tumble dry DO NOT use any fabric softener. You can use vinegar if desired. You can also iron if needed. After washed simply lay flat with print side down and roll onto a tube one at a time.
Please know these paperless towels are made of 100% cotton and therefor they will most likely shrink.
Each towel is hand made and can be just a bit different then than the others in the same pack. We strive for them to all be uniform in size and shape but some corners may be more rounded than others
Run-A-Muck Homestead
Meet the Maker
Hello I am Jessica and this is my family. My husband Michael and my daughters Izzy, Emily and Marie. We live on a small homestead in northwest Missouri. I have always had a love of creating. I learned to sew in middle school and then really got into it right after high school. I started by making clothes and other things and eventually found my way into embroidery and quilt making. I love to make personalized gifts for people. When Emily started playing softball I wanted a unique gift for coaches so I started making embroidered softballs and have since moved into memory pillows, quilts, bears and anything else to help keep those memories alive. I have also come back to crocheting which I learned when I was about 10 years old.
How it’s Made
We use 100% cotton flannel for the towels and we serge the edges to keep them from fraying.
