I don't like coping with a soggy dishcloth after drying 3 dishes! So I've taken to making my own.
I have found that thin beach towels make good material - absorbent, without being overly fluffy. For the latest batch, I bought this pair of chic chevron beach towels at Mr Price. I cut each one into 4 pieces and hemmed the exposed edges. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjn42jjolsYhSC8scL3UGlmu78k6fni6e78DGcisIh7UrMDmcvW6g8_rA4H8PqX0LebMi2VhHw_XJnWVIl-rr7yglrgY_3k2ct3ie_QayvQOIvhfX1A4TXhTns5PT9hE-wO1UtoGYU2VwQK/s1600/Chevron+Dishcloth+P1260440+003.jpg)
Here they are - neatly stacked with a beautiful Plume and Perch tea towel - a gift from a special friend.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjn42jjolsYhSC8scL3UGlmu78k6fni6e78DGcisIh7UrMDmcvW6g8_rA4H8PqX0LebMi2VhHw_XJnWVIl-rr7yglrgY_3k2ct3ie_QayvQOIvhfX1A4TXhTns5PT9hE-wO1UtoGYU2VwQK/s1600/Chevron+Dishcloth+P1260440+003.jpg)
Recycling as always, but this time recycling something new :-)
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