KAF Home Set of 12 White Flat Flour Sack Embroidery/Craft Kitchen Towels, 100-Percent Cotton, Lightweight, Thin, Absorbent, Extra Soft (20 x 30-Inches) (White)

I gave five stars because it was packaged nice, arrived quickly and as described but these are very thin. They wouldn’t work for screen or block printing. I didn’t read the reviews all the way before purchasing which is my fault. Wouldn’t purchase again

These hand towels are excellent, as they are a fair price for a fair quality! I have used several out of the pack already to create personalized gifts for family and friends (pictured).They are 100% cotton, so unfolded, they are somewhat see through (pictured). So I definitely recommend keeping it folded in 3rds as it comes. While folded in 3rds, I am able to fit a 7inch wide design on each towel, with plenty of flexibility in the design’s height.I will be purchasing again and keeping a few on hand for last minute gift options!

I love the flower sack dish towels. They’re perfect.

These were purchased to use as gifts for a ladies Bible Class. Fortunately the embroidery design we chose was not dense and it worked well. We used a water soluble stabilizer. The fabric is thin and not absorbent but it works well as a decorative kitchen towel.

I’ve bought other KAF towels that were great. Not only are these thin, cheap, and nasty, they do not have the KAF label like other towels I’ve bought from KAF. Unfortunately, I didn’t open the package right away, and didn’t realize what terrible, flimsy towels these are, so it’s too late to return them. I’d planned to embroider them as gifts, but I wouldn’t for a second consider using this shoddy merchandise as a base towel for an embroidered gift. They’ll be relegated to a pile of dust rags.

I bought these towels because I want to embroider them and give them to family members. Something nostalgic that you don't usually get as a gift. I also wanted to find towels that had a good feel to them, were absorbent, and would last through washing. The ones I've found at stores recently were very thin, these are thicker, have a good feel to them and I am looking forward to sitting down with them and stitching the designs I have on them. It's a good kitchen use quality, and though I have not washed them, they look like they will stand up to many washings. I like cotton towels, they absorb better, and don't leave fibers on the dishes.

These towels were pretty thin and ordinarily I’d have returned them, but they were perfect for use in learning how to use my new embroidery machine, so I kept them. Most were cut nicely on the straight of the grain, but there were a few that were so crooked as to be unusable.Not great, but they worked for my purpose. If you’re going to use them to give as crafted gifts, I’d look elsewhere.

I bought these because I saw a review on best material for face masks and tea towels were rated fairly high. These are really nice, lightweight and well made. A classic tea towel from my youth. The type my grandmother would embroider to give out as a gift. I'm using them for the inside layer of face masks. but could be used for both layers. I plan to make a pouch to insert an extra filter layer. Since it's hard to find elastic right now, I'm cutting off the finished edges close to the stitching and will use these for ties. The weave is not as tight as other cotton material, but is better than nothing and would be more comfortable to wear in hot weather.