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  • Six rectangular September Aster placemats by Linda Fox, each featuring blue aster flowers and green leaves, are fanned out for an eco-friendly table setting. September Aster by Linda Fox is a light blue paper with an embossed dot pattern and a printed trio of blue, daisy-like flowers with yellow centers in one corner. Made from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    September Aster Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Set of five rectangular Amy MacCready Oakley placemats featuring pumpkins, gourds, flowers, and leaves in orange, pink, teal, and green on a dark background—great to pair with eco-friendly kitchen towels. A close-up of the Oakley fabric by Amy MacCready, displaying pink flowers, teal pumpkins, and orange leaves on a dark background—ideal for stylish, eco-friendly kitchen or reusable paper towels.

    Oakley Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Janna Sue Designs Sweet Lovin set includes six pink rectangular placemats made from eco-friendly recycled materials, each with a heart, donut, cupcake, chocolate, and sprinkle pattern displayed fanned out on a white background. Sweet Lovin by Janna Sue Design is a rectangular mat with a pink background and cute sweets—chocolates, cookies, hearts, and strawberries—in red, brown, and white, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Sweet Lovin' Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • A fan of Everfolk playing cards by Geometry, featuring floral and abstract geometric designs in red, blue, green, yellow, and black, is displayed on a white textured surface inspired by vibrant eco-friendly kitchen towels. Everfolk kitchen towels by Geometry are eco-friendly, textured sheets stacked in a fan pattern, each adorned with vibrant red, blue, green, yellow, and brown folk art-inspired floral and geometric designs.

    Everfolk Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular Retro Garden placemats by Lisa Nelson, featuring a colorful floral pattern in pink, blue, orange, and green on recycled materials, are stacked on a white background. A close-up of Retro Garden fabric by Lisa Nelson shows blue and pink flowers with circular designs, green leaves, and turquoise accents on brown. This Not Paper Towels fabric is made from recycled materials and rests on a white surface.

    Retro Garden Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six overlapping rectangular Smiley Face July Blue Not Paper Towels by Hufton Studio feature blue, light blue, and red smiley faces on white, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. The Smiley Face July Blue Not Paper Towels by Hufton Studio feature rows of red, light blue, and dark blue smiley faces on white. Made from eco-friendly materials, their cheerful pattern adds a fun, sustainable touch to your home.

    Smiley Face July Blue Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six reusable rectangular placemats from Elisabeth Wing, in the Neutral Rose design featuring a pink and white strawberry pattern, are stacked on a white background—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Neutral Rose by Elisabeth Wing is a rectangular, reusable rug featuring a pink and red leaf and floral pattern on light pink, offering playful charm as an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Neutral Rose Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six beige rectangular reusable paper towels from Rosa Kichline, called Dirty Martini, are stacked and feature a dark green pizza slice and pepperoni pattern, all displayed on a white background. The Dirty Martini by Rosa Kichline is a rectangular cloth with a beige background and green geometric symbols, including circles, triangles, lines, and small Gs—an eco-friendly and stylish alternative to paper towels for your home.

    Dirty Martini Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six eco-friendly Linda Fox April Sweet Pea envelopes, each featuring delicate pink sweet pea flower illustrations and Sweet Pea printed on the front, are arranged in a staggered stack on a white background. April Sweet Pea by Linda Fox is a pale pink sheet featuring red and pink sweet pea flowers with green stems and a subtle embossed dot texture—an eco-friendly alternative to traditional Not Paper Towels.

    April Sweet Pea Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Five Happy Checkers sheets by Kayla Ann are stacked. Made from eco-friendly recycled materials, the top three show checkered hearts, clocks, and trees; the bottom two have vibrant trees on white. Not Paper Towels. Two patterned papers overlap: Kayla Ann’s Happy Checkers, with animal and heart motifs in a checkered design, and another eco-friendly sheet made from post-consumer recycled materials, printed with colorful trees and black trunks.

    Happy Checkers Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Seven beige rectangular GEOMETRY Mom placemats featuring a white abstract pattern, made from eco-friendly materials, are arranged in a staggered, overlapping layout on a white background. The GEOMETRY Mom mat features a repeating handwritten mommy pattern in light gray on white, made from eco-friendly materials—a stylish, planet-friendly choice.

    Mom Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six Polka Dot Blooms placemats by Lizzie Clark are arranged in a staggered stack: three have white circles with curved blue shapes, and three feature black floral motifs on a blue background. Made from reusable paper towels. Polka Dot Blooms by Lizzie Clark features a repeating geometric pattern of cream circles with small dots and blue, dark gray crescents on a light background—ideal for pairing with eco-friendly or reusable paper towels.

    Polka Dot Blooms Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular red placemats from Hufton Studio’s Valentines Fruit Cherry collection, featuring a white cherry pattern and made from eco-friendly kitchen towels, are stacked in a staggered arrangement against a white background. Valentines Fruit Cherry by Hufton Studio features red fabric with pink cherries and black stems plus a subtle swirl texture—ideal for chic, eco-friendly kitchen towels as a sustainable alternative to conventional options.

    Valentines Fruit Cherry Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Seven Nocturne rectangular bars by Geometry, featuring a black fish pattern and resembling eco-friendly kitchen towels, are diagonally arranged and partially overlapping on a white marble surface. Five sheets of Geometrys Nocturne reusable paper towels, each featuring detailed brown owl sketches on cream, are stacked horizontally on a white marble surface.

    Nocturne Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six overlapping Fruit Basket cloths by Jennifer Bouron, featuring a colorful abstract floral pattern with red, orange, green, blue, and purple shapes on a dotted light background—a reusable, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Fruit Basket rug by Jennifer Bouron is a rectangular, reusable accent featuring playful abstract flowers and leaves in orange, green, pink, blue, black, and brown on a light beige dotted background.

    Fruit Basket Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Five Fortunate Gingham reusable towels by Geometry, featuring green and white checkered patterns, are neatly stacked on a white marble surface with light brown veining. Geometry’s Fortunate Gingham reusable paper towels, featuring a green and white checkered pattern with small flowers and “G” monograms, are fanned out on a light marble surface.

    Fortunate Gingham Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six Josie rectangular placemats by Amy MacCready are stacked in a staggered arrangement, each showcasing pink and red abstract floral patterns on dark blue—an eco-friendly design made with post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of Josie by Amy MacCready: patterned fabric with pink arcs, gold dots, and navy curved lines on blue, in a geometric repeat. An eco-friendly choice crafted from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Josie Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Floral Garden placemats by Charlie Rowan Designs include six colorful, rectangular mats made from post-consumer recycled materials, featuring vibrant repeating floral and geometric patterns in blue, violet, orange, green, and red. Floral Garden by Charlie Rowan Designs features a vibrant white background with orange and red rectangles, purple flowers, blue daisies with yellow centers, green leaves, and pink flowers—crafted from eco-friendly recycled materials.

    Floral Garden Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular mint green envelopes from Linda Fox, called March Daffodils, featuring an orange floral design and dotted pattern—an eco-friendly choice for stylish correspondence. A close-up of March Daffodils by Linda Fox shows pale yellow and orange daffodil illustrations on light green textured, post-consumer recycled paper, with a corner of the sheet in view.

    March Daffodils Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Ashley Celena’s Lemon Pop set offers six rectangular placemats in blue with lemons, pink and white gingham, and yellow floral sunbursts—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables, stylishly arranged in a fanned-out stack. Lemon Pop by Ashley Celena: a rectangular yellow mat featuring white sunburst patterns and small yellow GG letters. This eco-friendly option is perfect as reusable or Not Paper Towels, shown on a plain white background.

    Lemon Pop Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six Kayla Ann Spring Quilt placemats, arranged in a staggered stack, display colorful stylized flowers on a light background. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials for sustainable style. The Kayla Ann Spring Quilt features interlocking star and diamond shapes in pastel green, pink, orange, and lavender on a light background. Crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Spring Quilt Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six Mindfulnice Coastal Crew reusable paper towels with a light blue background and repeating blue crab pattern are arranged in a staggered stack on a white surface. The Mindfulnice Coastal Crew mat features a repeating blue crab and bubble pattern on light gray, inspired by eco-friendly paper towels.

    Coastal Crew Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Zesty Life by Aubrey Fairchild: a set of six reusable rectangular placemats with a vibrant fruit and leaf pattern on white. Eco-friendly, not paper towels, these placemats are stacked in a stylish, staggered arrangement. The Zesty Life by Aubrey Fairchild features a vibrant watercolor pattern of oranges, strawberries, blueberries, and grapefruit with green leaves on white. This reusable, eco-friendly design offers a colorful alternative to paper towels.

    Zesty Life Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular Letters of Love placemats by Kayla Ann—three with a red and white envelope design, three with a red and white checkered pattern—are stacked neatly, crafted from post-consumer recycled materials. Letters of Love by Kayla Ann is a rectangular fabric with red and white envelopes, red hearts, and G initials on a light background—an eco-friendly choice made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Letters of Love Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six folded Iceflower Red napkins by Geometry, featuring a white snowflake pattern and made from eco-friendly paper, are neatly stacked on a light gray surface. Five folded Iceflower Red reusable paper towels by Geometry, featuring a white snowflake and geometric pattern, are stacked neatly on a light surface.

    Iceflower Red Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular Leaf Swirls placemats by Rachel Parker are stacked with a black and white swirling leaf design that fades from light to dark—made from eco-friendly, reusable paper towels for sustainable style. Leaf Swirls by Rachel Parker features a black and white abstract pattern of swirling leaf shapes across a rectangular canvas, inspired by the organic beauty of reusable paper towels.

    Leaf Swirls Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Five reusable rectangular sheets from Anette Heibergs Petal Symphony, featuring assorted pink and navy botanical designs, stacked in a fan. These eco-friendly sheets are a sustainable alternative to Not Paper Towels. Petal Symphony by Anette Heiberg features a seamless pattern of dark blue leafy branches and pink fan-shaped flowers on a pale background—ideal for vibrant, reusable, eco-friendly Not Paper Towels.

    Petal Symphony Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six June Roses placemats by Linda Fox, in pink with green leaves and floral designs, made from eco-friendly materials, are shown slightly fanned and overlapping on a white background. A close-up of June Roses by Linda Fox shows pink floral artwork with green leaves on light pink paper, embossed patterns, and partial Rose text, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    June Roses Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Claire Iglesias Happy Plaid: a set of five rectangular placemats made from post-consumer recycled materials, featuring a grid of purple, turquoise, cream, and pink lines on black—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Happy Plaid by Claire Iglesias features a black background with a pastel plaid in green, yellow, pink, orange, and purple. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, it boasts subtle embossed G symbols for an eco-friendly touch.

    Happy Plaid Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Valentines Flash by Cole Strem offers six stacked reusable rectangular towels featuring bold red roses, black leaves, and tattoo-style faces on white—an eco-friendly alternative to disposable paper towels. “Valentines Flash” by Cole Strem: Tattoo-style pattern with red roses, daggers, hearts, skulls, swallows, and women’s faces in black and red ink on white—printed on eco-friendly reusable paper towels.

    Valentine's Flash Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six vibrant rectangular placemats from Marina Solodkas Italian Picnic collection, featuring fruits, flowers, geometric shapes, and birds in bold hues—crafted from eco-friendly paper towels to brighten your table and support sustainability. The Italian Picnic by Marina Solodka is a colorful abstract illustration of eyes, hands, lemons, peaches, plants, geometric shapes, and a glass on pastel textures—perfect inspiration for eco-friendly paper towels.

    Italian Picnic Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • A series of overlapping rectangular Petal Pen tiles by Rachel Parker, each covered in colorful, leaf-like patterns—blue, orange, green, pink, and purple—arranged diagonally on a white background. A close-up of Rachel Parkers Petal Pen—colorful abstract artwork with blue, red, pink, green, and black leaf-like shapes swirling on white—evokes a vibrant, eco-friendly spirit.

    Petal Pen Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular notecards by Linda Fox, made from recycled materials, display orange marigold flowers and green leaves on white. Each October Marigold card partially overlaps the next and features Marigold printed on it. A close-up of Linda Fox’s October Marigold shows three orange marigolds with green leaves on white, eco-friendly, subtly textured paper.

    October Marigold Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Add an eco-friendly touch to your table with Veg on Parade by Lizzie Clark: a set of six rectangular placemats featuring a repeating green bok choy pattern on yellow, made from post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of Lizzie Clark’s Veg on Parade eco-friendly paper towels, featuring yellow material with green pea pod patterns, white circles, and abstract lines arranged at an angle.

    Veg on Parade Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • Six rectangular January Carnation sheets by Linda Fox in pale green, with pink and red carnation designs, are fanned out on white—perfect as eco-friendly, reusable paper towels made from recycled materials. A close-up of Linda Fox’s January Carnation: eco-friendly, light blue textured paper with pink and red carnations and green stems arranged diagonally.

    January Carnation Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275
  • A rectangular display of vibrant, vintage-style Brewed By Mail stamps by Cottonflower Studio—each with plants and animals on blue, evoking the charm and variety of eco-friendly towels. Brewed By Mail by Cottonflower Studio is a colorful rectangular mat with a grid of coffee-themed stamps—mugs, pots, and playful words—that pairs perfectly with eco-friendly kitchen towels or reusable Not Paper Towels in your home.

    Brewed By Mail Not Paper Towel

    $ 275
    $ 275