Diy wash cloths ideas

Make a wash cloth soap holder in 5 minutes! This easy sewing project will make your soap easier to hold and use until the very end.

These are some of my washcloths...they are all exactly the same size. They stack nicely on the shelf. They are all made by me....because I hate to pay almost as much as for a washcloth that I do for a towel, especially when my son uses them to wash his car, wipe dog poop off his shoes, and clean up spills on the floor. So I can't see paying $4 for a washcloth for those chores! So when a towel starts to wear out, gets stained or has a hole in it, I recycle it into anywhere from 6-8…

I'm always looking for clever eco-friendly alternatives to household cleaners and supplies. and I love making these reusable sponges!

Step by step instructions with photos to make zero waste unpaper towels. It's easy to reduce your paper consumption and save money.

with free downloadable labels ... and without sewing circlesEvery time I washed my face or removed my make-up, I regretted the amount of waste that I was producing. I wished there was an easier, more economical, and more environmentally friendly way.I decided I could make my own facial wash pads, washable and reusable. I called mine Face Washeez, and shared them with friends and family.Today, I will not only show you how to make your own, using your favorite precuts, but also provide you…

Do you have holey towels? Don't throw them away! Use the ideas in this post to find new uses for old towels! These ways to use old towels might just shock you and help you save a little money at the same time! #homestead #homesteading #homsteader #urbanhomestead #prepper #prep #emergencypreparation #emergencypreparedness #shtf #teotwawki #frugal #frugality #frugalliving #thriftyliving #savemoney #waystosavemoney #savemoneytips #upcycle #upcycleideas #zerowaste #zerowasteideas #reuse

Make your own super soft baby washcloths with this free step-by-step knitting and crocheting combined tutorial.

Oh-so-fancy! Or at least useful ;) I made a few washcloth sets some years ago with a sewing machine, but now I have a serger (and I'm completely obsessed with using it) so these are extra fancy! I cut 8" squares from flannel and terry cloth material, serged the sides, tied off & buried the thread, and voila! Incase you're dying to see the underside ;) The towels I made a few years ago were bigger, but I like this size better. My set has come in very handy around the kitchen and now that we…

Wash Cloth Into a Teddy Bear: In this instructable I'm going to show you how to turn your Wash Cloth into tiny teddy bears, this would make a cute addition to your family dinner table. So lets begin!!

Do you have a lonely, neglected, old washcloth sitting around your home? Show it (and yourself) some love with these 10 new uses for an old washcloth #cheaphacks #lifehacks