Washcloth sewing projects

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.

Tutorial blogged: whimsy-girl.blogspot.com/2012/04/diy-soap-pouch.html

Bar soap can be very messy sometimes, but there is a great answer to this dilemma in the form of a nifty little pouch made from a washcloth. When I found this DIY soap saving washcloth video tutorial by Posh By Shaleen Ague, on YouTube, I could not believe how easy this project was. I

Brogan Allard on Instagram: "It’s day 6 of Simple Sewing and I have to say I think this is my favourite one yet! 🥰 Grab your Liberty scraps to make the prettiest reusable facial cleaning pads. Use them in place of regular cotton wool pads as a more environmentally friendly option, and enjoy some beginner-friendly sewing time too! 🎉 Let me know if you plan on giving them a go 💋 . Instructions: - Cut equal size squares/ rectangles in cotton and terry towelling fabric. You can choose the…

Our Hopscotch Washcloth + Hand Towel pattern, designed by Deborah Newton, combines simple stitches and…

Who loves using cloth nappies, only to have to have a separate bin for the delicious disposable wipes, flapping around in there? Mmm, yum! (Not me, btw..) Which is why I started using flannel face …

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…

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…

Every time we travel, (which isn't often because...#homebody) My daughter pulls out this fun travel pouch that is made from a wash cloth. It holds all the bathroom stuff she needs and she literally just