Step #3. Sew the Edges:
To prevent the cut edges from fraying after you wash them, the next step is to sew the edges. Don’t worry, this is the easiest type of sewing possible. Trust me, I am the most beginner of sewers and I did it. 😉
So it’s time to dig out the ol’ sewing machine, or just borrow one from a friend or mom.
Here’s how to sew unpaper towels. First use the zig zag stitch setting on your sewing machine.
I used a medium length setting on my sewing machine (2 out of 5). But again, this is not super specific so it’s ok if you decide to go with a smaller/tighter setting.
Wow! This is so so unique! And so relatable at the moment. I have never heard of the flour sack cloth! I actually really want to try this. I have been trying to integrate more eco-friendly alternatives in my life. Thank you for putting this together, we need more information like this! 😀
Yay, I’m glad it inspired you! And thank you for the kind words <3
I have a pack of the flour sack cloth in my pantry. I’m going to try this! Thanks for sharing!
No way! How perfect! Let me know if you have any questions as you try it out 🙂