I buy very few items that are meant to be thrown away: paper towels, paper napkins, etc. I made this decision years ago partly because it was good for the planet and partly because we were rather poor.
I remembered that I had received some pretty dinner napkins for wedding presents and pulled them out to (gasp!) use. I have received other napkins for gifts since then and also began making my own dinner napkins.
When my son and daughter-in-law lived with us, I apparently passed this along to them. Now they only use cloth napkins in their home.
I made my daughter-in-law these pretty dinner napkins for Christmas because, well, you can never have enough pretty dinner napkins!
I bought the fabric at Sew Inspired in Simsbury, CT when I taught there last year.
I remembered that I had received some pretty dinner napkins for wedding presents and pulled them out to (gasp!) use. I have received other napkins for gifts since then and also began making my own dinner napkins.
When my son and daughter-in-law lived with us, I apparently passed this along to them. Now they only use cloth napkins in their home.
I bought the fabric at Sew Inspired in Simsbury, CT when I taught there last year.
1 comment:
Those are really pretty! Love the wide borders - care to share your technique?
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