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by devon 17 Feb 2011 ( edited Feb 17'11 17:11 )
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I wanted to make so napkins for some friends. What kind of fabric should I get? Thanks DeVon

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by jrob 17 Feb 2011
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I would suggest either 100% cotton or linen as that is what I like my napkin material to be. You can however make them out of what YOU like.;)
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by leenova54 17 Feb 2011
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OMG, I went to a new discount store and they had a package of 12 white men's handies with no design on them at all and they are 100% cotton for $5 so after I wash them and iron them and decide what I want to do on them I figure I got some cheap napkins! You could probably buy the white cotton cheaper but then you have to cut straight (not my best thing) and hem all the way around so I think of mine as a decent deal.
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by beatie58 17 Feb 2011
great idea!
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by simplyrosie 17 Feb 2011
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I've always used linen. Easy to embroider and press.
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by gerryb 17 Feb 2011
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I make lots of napkins & use 100% cotton, often from the quilting fabrics. If you get a blend, they just don't work so well as a napkin!!
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by daisy530 17 Feb 2011
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Linen!
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by elizabethak 17 Feb 2011
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Must be 100% natural fibre as synthetics don't absorb! Cotton & linen are best.
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by dlonnahawkins 17 Feb 2011
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I prefer the linen napkins - but go take a look at what you can purchase in blanks. I got a package of 24 at www.Samsclub.com. I did corner designs on them, and they were great.
1 links:
[1] Cloth napkins
www.samsclub.com