The grass is always greener on the sweeter side! This vintage inspired print fills the room with nostalgia by featuring plump red strawberries still attached to the vine on a crisp white background. All of our products are proudly made in the USA with 100% premium cotton fabric. Napkins are 16" x 16" with a hem finish and sold in sets of 2. Machine wash and dry. Coordinate your whole kitchen with the matching women's aprons, oven mitts, potholders and placemats. Makes a great gift!
Features:
- Set of 2 napkins
- Summer Scent collection
- Napkins feature strawberries on white background
- With a hem finish
- Available in matching women's aprons, oven mitts, potholders and placemats
- Made in the USA
Specifications :
- Material : 100% premium cotton fabric
- Care : Machine wash and dry
- Overall dimensions : 16" W x 16" D
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| Summer Scent 16" x 16" Napkin with Hem Finish |
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Sassy Cook'n:
Sassy Cook’n provides a new spin on traditional kitchen accessories. They take a great deal of pride in creating these unique pieces with the highest quality materials. Celebrate your individual style and personality with the fun pieces from Sassy Cook’n.
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