i thought it could be fun to do a theme this week. simply green. i totally support "going green" as much as possible. that said, it's not always easy or convenient to make the eco-friendly choice. over the next few days, i'll share some simple things i do to embrace being simply fabulous...i mean, simply green : )
cloth napkins. growing up we always used cloth napkins. my mom started collecting them when she was in her twenties, and by the time my sister and i came along, there was a whole color-coordinated drawer-full. at the time, i honestly didn't realize that other people did any differently.
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replacing paper napkins with cloth is a simple, elegant and fun way to go-green, express your style and make dinner feel just a bit more special. plus, over time it saves a lot of money, too!
tea cloth be sure to check out my guest post (about paris!) over at erica's blog, pocket full of chuckles. |
Great post. Cloth napkins are an excellent way to be green. I've been using them my entire married life. And like you say, I love a drawer full of beautiful prints and colors.
ReplyDeleteyes! we use cloth napkins too, we never buy paper towels or paper napkins anymore and i love it ;) xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
ReplyDeletecloth napkins are beautiful-we have a lot from Portugal. Your right, they are soo green too!
ReplyDeleteCloth napkins are such a great idea. I would use them with every meal if I could but sadly I live with 5 guys...
ReplyDeleteYou should check out Left Lane Surfers blog (http://leftlanesurfers.blogspot.com/) she has a great post about how to easily make your own cloth napkins. I haven't tried it yet; I'm still searching for the right fabric.
-RB
justaddwaterlife.blogspot.com
we switched to cloth napkins some time in the last couple of years. i bought a bunch of white ones at the thrift stores and an antique store pretty inexpensively. we just toss them into a basket in the laundry room & when we run out, i throw them all in the wash!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea, but what I really like is from the Purl Bee - a woman turned her cloth wedding napkins into a wedding quilt! Reuse? Heh.
ReplyDeleteI always use cloth napkins, especially when hosting a dinner. Eco friendly and definitely a nice touch people don't expect.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a green theme - we don't usually use napkins at home, but we do have a stash of cloth ones for special occasions.
ReplyDeleteAndrea x
andreareh.blogspot.com
love this idea!
ReplyDeleteP.S. thanks for the guest post :)