Showing posts with label unpaper towel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unpaper towel. Show all posts

Saturday, October 16, 2010

I started this post last Saturday...

and I am just now getting to it. I've come to the conclusion that if I actually sit down to blog when I want to, then I wouldn't have a major amount of things to blog about when I sit down to do it later!

I was reading some other blogs on how people are using blog trackers. I thought that was a great idea, just to see how many people were looking at my blog and where they were from. So I started using one, and noticed that a lot of people were actually finding my blog by searching unpaper towels on google. It got me thinking, maybe I should start selling them again? A lot of people out there seem to interested in it. When I started making them to sell, not many people seemed interested, at least in Statesboro. Maybe others outside of our little town have actually heard of them and are interested in them. The people that are most interested in Statesboro are the ones who know me or come over to our house and see them on our countertop. What do ya'll think about unpaper towels? Have you heard of them, like them, would you ever use them? I'm interested to know other's thoughts.

I was struggling a lot this past week (week before last now) with getting pregnant. I think this is just one of those things that's always going to be a roller coaster of emotions. At the beginning of the month, we're both super hopeful for what the month is going to hold. Will this be the month it happens?! Then, the second half of the month is a waiting period wondering if it's going to happen or not. Then it doesn't, and I go through all of these emotions of sadness, frustration, and loss of hope. I know a lot of it has to do with the hormones that are already going on at that time, but it's still just one of those things that I feel like I'm always going to struggle with.

This month I noticed Brice was more upset than usual. I think as more time passes, the more he's wanting a child. When he found out we weren't pregnant this time around, he expressed to me that he was just as upset about it as I was. I know that he's always been upset when we thought we might be pregnant and weren't, but for some reason this time it seemed different. He seemed more sad about it not happening than normal. However, he is still very strong and positive about us getting pregnant when it's God's timing. A lot of times its very hard for me to be positive and hopeful about it, so it's very helpful to have him there as a support.

I'm also extremely thankful for the women God has put in my life to support and encourage me through this time. I was able to talk to one of them last week about it and just pour out to her what was going on and the emotions I was going through. She prayed for me and was tremendously encouraging. She told me things from an outsiders perspective; things I never noticed which helped put things into perspective for me. I don't know what I would do without women like that in my life. It is super hard to go through something so emotionally draining and not ever knowing when the emotional cycle will end. I can't imagine going through it without other women in my life to talk to.

I've been thinking a lot lately about writing a book. Well, not so much a book at this point, but sort of like a journal of mine and Brice's story. I've told so many people about how we met and what has happened in our lives, and almost everyone I've told has suggested we write a book. People love to hear stories like ours, and everyone says it would be such a good book. I'm not sure if I actually want to write a book, but I definitely want to write it all down and be able to look back on it and read it. I would love to have something like that for our children to read one day too. I'm just not sure how to get everything I want to put it in down. There's so many things and events that have happened and are happening now that I want to include, but how do I ensure that I get everything before I start writing it out? I want it to be in order and if I start writing then remember something, I won't be able to go back to put it in. That always happens when I go to write things out. I think I know everything I want to put in there, then I'll remember something I wanted to add but forgot. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? I'm think I'm just going to brainstorm in a notebook and try to remember as much as I can. Then, when I'm pretty sure I've gotten it all, I'll start writing it out in a nice journal.

Brice had off all this week for fall break so we took a night and went to the fair. It was SO much fun. We went with a group of friends, and we rode a bunch of rides.





We rode this awesome ride called the Crazy Mouse. It's one of those mini roller coaster type rides where you are in the little car and it feels like you are going to go right over the side of the tracks. We went on this ride the first time, and loved it so much we went straight back in line to ride again! Brice had the great idea of make a video of us while riding it.


So much fun!

Monday, November 30, 2009

Custom Orders

Here are a few of the custom orders I have done. If you would like something in a certain fabric, send me an email and I'd be happy to work with you!

Michelle's Custom Rag Bags
Makeup Bag

Makeup Bag
Makeup Bag
Makeup Bag
Rag Purse
Rag Purse

Sherri's Custom Unpaper Towels






Ruth's Custom Unpaper Towels










Wednesday, September 16, 2009

How to Care for Your New Unpaper Towels!

Laundering:

Wash unpaper towels in cold water using your favorite detergent. You may choose to use the soak cycle beforehand in cold water to remove stains.

Wash unpaper towels with all your regular towels.

Do not use bleach on your unpaper towels! This may cause discoloration of the fabric. Sunning them is a natural way to bleach and remove stains.

Dry in dryer or hang to dry.

Please email me with any questions regarding your unpaper towels: naturallyfrugalcloth@gmail.com

Friday, September 11, 2009

Unpaper Towels












Cloth kitchen towels, known as unpaper towels, are super absorbent and add color and creativity to your kitchen! Use them as an alternative to regular store bought paper towels to save money and the environment!

I make unpaper towels out of a mix of three different materials: 100% Cotton, 100% Cotton Flannel, and Terry Cloth. Some are made double-sided with flannel, and others are made with cotton on top and terry cloth on the bottom. Both options are super absorbent and make cleaning the kitchen easier than ever!


One unpaper towel will clean up even the messiest of messes, versus using multiple paper towels that are just wasted!

My unpaper towels connect together just like regular paper towels using snaps or velcro. This makes it easy to pull the towel off while, at the same time, keeping them organized and neatly rolled up! They are placed on a matching fabric wrapped paper towel roll (recycled from disposable paper towels) to even further reduce waste! The entire roll of unpaper towels can be placed on a standard sized paper towel holder (pictured below)!

Unpaper towels can even be used in other places of the house! Use them in your bathroom to clean, or hang them up and let guests dry their hands with a fresh cloth towel!

Use a wetbag by Loving Touch Wet Bags to place dirty unpaper towels in instead of a hamper. These can be hung on a door or on your oven handle for kitchen unpaper towels! Wet bags have cotton on the outside and PUL (PolyUrethane Laminate) lining to hold in moisture. These bags also brighten up a room by adding color and texture!

These towels are machine washable and dryable so you can use them over and over again!

I would love to do a custom order for you! If you have a fabric you would like me to make a set with, send me an email and I'd love to work with you! I'm also willing to make different sizes to suit your personal needs!


*Please note that amount and price of towels will depend on size and yards of fabric specified*






**Please click HERE for care instructions**