
I decided to try to remedy that problem. Today I found a pair of old flannel pajama pants that we had around here. I had already cut a little off them to use for another project last winter but I decided to turn the rest of the pair into handkerchiefs. I was able to cut 10 handkerchiefs from the pair, mostly around 8 inch square. We do not like huge handkerchiefs as they are to big for our pockets and who really needs that much blowing space (or if you have used part of it do you really want to continue to use it until it is all used up?!).
The boys kindly "Modeled" them for me. Sorry the picture is bad but I found it humorous so I decided to include it anyway.
I know some (maybe many) people find handkerchiefs gross but I guess I don't see it that way and I would prefer not to spend a lot of money on something that just goes to the dump. (Though I did recently read that you can compost Kleenex- so if you do use it please at least compost them!)
That is something I have been fixing up this week. What have you been working on?
4 comments:
I too dislike going through so many tissues. I have many baby washcloths left from when my children were babies and these seem to be the perfect size for my kids to use for dabbing at runny noses (from allergies/pollen etc).
They are also quite soft.
I don't think its gross at all. I used to think that though. Maybe something happens after you have kids things just aren't that gross anymore. I used to think the same thing about mama cloth but now I love it. My oldest always uses baby wash cloths for runny noses anyways- they're softer! I've been meaning to make some like you have as well but never have.
That is a great idea. We haven't made the switch yet. I have some flannel scraps, though. Thanks for sharing and linking up!
I have done the same thing. Not only are they cute, but way softer on the nose.
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