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The folks over at Wee Folk Art share the free pattern for this mouse bookmark made from felt. This is FAR cuter than the library due-date card I normally use. Go to the free pattern.
[photo from Wee Folk Art]
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If you’re looking for a simple yet effective way to make your kitchen more sustainable, DIY Reusable Bowl Covers from Heather Handmade is a perfect project to tackle. These covers are not only eco-friendly, but they also add a personal touch to your kitchen while reducing waste. Say goodbye to single-use plastic wrap and create these reusable bowl covers in just a few easy steps.
This tutorial is a great way to repurpose fabric scraps while also creating a practical item for your home. The reusable covers work for a variety of bowl sizes, and they’re ideal for keeping food fresh in the fridge or covering dishes at parties. The pattern is designed to be easy to follow, even for beginners, and the finished product looks both professional and charming.
What makes this project even better is its customization. Choose your favorite fabrics—whether it’s a fun pattern, a classic design, or something to match your kitchen décor. The simple elastic closure makes them easy to fit over any bowl, and the fabric is washable, ensuring that these covers can be reused time and time again.
If you’re looking to reduce your environmental footprint and add a bit of personality to your kitchen, these reusable bowl covers are the perfect solution. Check out the full tutorial here and start crafting your own eco-friendly kitchen essentials today!
Tutorial: Reusable fabric bowl covers