Scrap Felt Dish Cloth: Color Blocking

I bought more, and Im back to say how much I love them! I use them next to my kitchen sink, I also use them under my dogs water bowl, and I am hoping the company will create a million more products w these!

I bought this for next to my kitchen sink. I love it so much, im buying another. I wish the company would make one that is as long as the entire length of a kitchen sink / sam width as now! that would be 10000% perfect! but Ill use two for now until hopefully they make a longer option. I love it! Im now back buying more to use when im water color painting. recommend 100%.

I just received my first Felted Dish Cloth. I love it! I does a wonderful job wiping my counters and table. Nice and strong. Ordered a Christmas print one and now going to order a few more. This product rates right up with my unpaper towels I use all the time instead of paper towels. Love your products.

Nice and thick with impressive stitching.

Such a clever use of leftover material. The scrap dishcloth is nice and thick and impressively constructed. I am buying more today.

I haven't purchased this item yet, but I do have the Unpaper Towels and a decent stash of the Cloth Wipes. I was just thinking that a changing pad liner made from scrap fabric, like this dish cloth, would be something I would jump all over! It would look so cute on our changing station with all of our wipes and cloth diapers!

I like the concept. It is very thick. A bit bulky if you have small hands. I have large hands and it was a bit bulky for me. I will use it to wash large items. Love the quality.

I love the surprise prints on this. It is very pleasing to look at and absorbent.... I just haven't found a practical use for it yet for our house. It's a little too big for our preference to use as a dish cleaner (plus we have sponges and scrubbers for that) and a little too small for a dry mat with the amount of dishes we turn over here. The bigger size would probably have been more useful for us but it was a lot more money. For now, it's a spill mat around the coffee pot.