The making of unpaper towels - How GreenandHappyShop makes reusable kitchen towels.

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GreenandHappyShop sells lots of unpaper towels. In this video, I show you exactly how we are making our sustainable reusable kitchen towels.
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16 окт 2024

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@tammyhammer1444 2 года назад

I L❤️VE thrifty ideas! Thank you for sharing!!

@theresamcalister302 2 дня назад

May I ask why you put snap on them ? Thank you

@GreenHappyMom 23 часа назад

So you can attach them to each other and roll them onto a roll but this is not needed if you don't want them on a roll. They will not stay on a roll without the snaps.

@claudettemonty4077 2 года назад

What kind of fabric is each one: the green leaves, is that PUL and the white??? What are the size of each cloth??

@GreenHappyMom 2 года назад

The white is muslin cloth (very absorbent), the other side is regular fabric. Both are 100% cotton. PUL would not work for unpaper towels as you want your towels to be absorbent (PUL is waterproof and doesn't absorb water). The towels are 25cm by 25cm or 10 inch by 10 inch.

@tammyhammer1444 2 года назад

What is the second choice of the material (closest next to muslin cloth) ??

@GreenHappyMom 2 года назад

@@tammyhammer1444 Any natural material should work. Terry is a nice choice as can absorb a lot but it is also very bulky. Flannel is nice and soft which is a great choice for faces.

@tammyhammer1444 2 года назад

@@GreenHappyMom Thank you so much for your time and replying with the explanations. I do appreciate it. Merry Christmas!!

@TanyaD22 2 года назад

Thank you. Makes it look easy. I’m new to serging and this looks like a great project.

@mariahdoyle2904 2 года назад

Do the edges stay secure enough after use and washing without securing the chained off ends? i.e. I don't have to tuck them in anywhere, I can just snip the excess? Seems to good to be true, but I'm new to serging.

@GreenHappyMom 2 года назад

I cut the edges short, about 2cm/1 inch, and defray them a little. Then I give the longest thread a good pull. This creates a knot and should stop fraying. I hope this helps.

@shirleyford4912 5 месяцев назад

Hello, my first time to your channel, I enjoyed the video. That would save me some money, Iwould like to make some of those towels. What is each of those materials your using?

@GreenHappyMom 5 месяцев назад

Natural materials work best. I use cotton in this video.

@alexishandel4252 2 года назад

I need that other fabric! Are you willing to share where you got it?

@GreenHappyMom 2 года назад

I am sorry but I am not sharing where I get the fabric that makes me the most money. I found it in a physical store nearby. I have never seen it sold online.