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Diy Dust Cloth. Just cut out the undershirt material to match the fabric squares. I made these diy reusable cloth dusters that fit over a swiffer duster handle, and they only get better with each use and wash. This instructable contains an easy method for creating your own natural and effective dusting cloths at home. I’m sharing both a free pattern and video tutorial with. All you need to make these reusable swiffer duster cloths is some scrap flannel, thread, and a swiffer duster handle. This diy dusting cloth is an easy beginner sewing project. Thankfully, they are made with simple and natural ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen. When i was young, my favorite chore was dusting because it was so. I found a rotary cutting tool and mat worked well for this project. You want the wipes slightly damp so that dust particles stick to the surface of the wet cloth instead of dispersing. Next you can either use a zigzag stitch around all four sides, to sew the two fabrics together. Gather old wash cloths or cut flour sack towels into quarters. Stop spending money buying disposable duster cloths and whip up one of your own! The process is super simple. Spritz each cloth wipe with the liquid solution until it's wet but not soaked.

When i was young, my favorite chore was dusting because it was so. Spritz each cloth wipe with the liquid solution until it's wet but not soaked. Stop spending money buying disposable duster cloths and whip up one of your own! This instructable contains an easy method for creating your own natural and effective dusting cloths at home. Thankfully, they are made with simple and natural ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen. I found a rotary cutting tool and mat worked well for this project. You want the wipes slightly damp so that dust particles stick to the surface of the wet cloth instead of dispersing. Next you can either use a zigzag stitch around all four sides, to sew the two fabrics together. I’m sharing both a free pattern and video tutorial with. This diy dusting cloth is an easy beginner sewing project.

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Diy Dust Cloth This diy dusting cloth is an easy beginner sewing project. All you need to make these reusable swiffer duster cloths is some scrap flannel, thread, and a swiffer duster handle. Next you can either use a zigzag stitch around all four sides, to sew the two fabrics together. Just cut out the undershirt material to match the fabric squares. I made these diy reusable cloth dusters that fit over a swiffer duster handle, and they only get better with each use and wash. Stop spending money buying disposable duster cloths and whip up one of your own! The process is super simple. When i was young, my favorite chore was dusting because it was so. I’m sharing both a free pattern and video tutorial with. This instructable contains an easy method for creating your own natural and effective dusting cloths at home. Thankfully, they are made with simple and natural ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen. I found a rotary cutting tool and mat worked well for this project. Gather old wash cloths or cut flour sack towels into quarters. Spritz each cloth wipe with the liquid solution until it's wet but not soaked. This diy dusting cloth is an easy beginner sewing project. You want the wipes slightly damp so that dust particles stick to the surface of the wet cloth instead of dispersing.