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Are you looking for dish cloths?I sell a lot of these at markets - they are offcuts from my scarves, and a so practical!I originally made these just for myself - I use them in the kitchen, and also to take off my makeup.  I just throw them in the washing machine, they are amazing!Then I gave them away as presents.  But then I kept getting asked about selling them separately.So here they are - you can find them HERE!

Are you obsessed with indoor plants?Me too!  That's why I started designing these plant holders, made with my handwoven fabric.Fabric plant holder made with handwoven fabric and white cotton(Plant not included!)Threefold Designs' fabric pot plant holders are made of 100% cotton with a handwoven fabric panel on the outside, designed to beautifully hide your nursery pots ;)A plastic saucer is included with your purchase, which is suitable for a 140mm/6 inch nursery pot.Just put your 140mm/6 inch nursery pot inside the plant holder on the plastic saucer to catch excess water.

If I say I make 'luxurious handwoven scarves', what do you think?Do you equate the word 'luxury' with: quality exclusiveness uniqueness brand price Personally, I believe that you get what you pay for, but being 'luxury' doesn't necessarily mean 'expensive'.I believe 'luxury' does mean quality, exclusiveness and uniqueness.Buying a handwoven scarf is an investment, but not super expensive - my Classic scarves are AUD $160, which is about the same as an average hairdresser visit, and will last for many years.Also, you don't need to have a lot of them - if you choose well, they can match many of...