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Great, I’m going to make a few for my little girl’s lunch bag.
I have thought about maknig this change since we go through paper napkins so quickly and I hate paying for them. I would like to have a good stash of them, so think I will start looking for some in clearance sections of my favorite stores. Thanks for the inspiration!!
I’m sure they’ll love them Anwen! I’d love to see the finished project if you would like to post it on my FB page :)
This is something I solhud do too. We’re at a point where we hardly use any paper towels but when we need a napkin that is what we grab. They solhud be pretty easy to make too, especially since they don’t require much fabric. Thanks for the inspiration!
where did you get the fabric so gorgoeus?
Thank you Doria! Some was from JoAnn Fabrics and the other I got at a local craft store (in SWFL) called Sew Worth it
I found your blog through Jennie at Got My Reservations. Our children also attend a green school and this idea is fantastic. My daughter and I will be making it a fun and easy sewing project. Thank you for sharing!
xomichele
Thank you so much Michele! So glad you found my blog…hope you and your daughter enjoyed the project :)