Fabric Bowl Covers - Red Stripes | Set of 3 - Small, Medium, Large | 100% Cotton Cloth with Elastic Edging | Eco friendly, Washable and Reusable

The stitching quality is great. No loose threads or hem. Fits over my bowls snugly and prevents insects from getting into the food. I have washed them several times and they are in great condition. Love them for summer BBQs. The pattern is adorable.

I got these to cover the dough while it was proofing during bread making. They are made of a nice thick cotton fabric. The elastic around the edge is nicely covered in a band of bias binding. The sewing and finished product are of good quality and attractive. I wish they made them for rectangular loaf pans and casserole dishes. the only reason I gave it 3 stars for cleanability is that they have to be laundered instead of just wiped down, but that is just the way with cotton. Definitely a good purchase

I have recently discovered the art of no-knead bread, and have become an avid baker. I was hunting for something other than plasticwrap to cover my bread with while rising. I came across these nifty bowl covers, and thought I would give them a try.They are exactly perfect for the job; they are cotton and therefore lent-free, they are sized to fit most bowls, from the smallest to the largest. They are washable. They are a bit pricey, but well worth it.

I've been using these cotton lids to cover my kombucha crocks and over my water pitchers. They are extremely well made and allow my kombucha to get air without any contaminating influences. I've washed them many times and they keep their color and shape well. The large size even fits over the large stock pan with handles that I use to make the tea for the kombucha. It lets the air in but the tea protected while it cools to room temperature. The elastic seems to be strong and resilient. I've liked these bowl covers so well that I bought a second set!

I came across these, while looking for Kombucha covers. (The covers labeled for kombucha appeared cheap) I purchased in both blue and red, so I can separate my jun (honey fed) and booch (sugar fed) scoby cultures. The smallest size bowl covers fit my 2 gallon glass continuous brew jars perfectly, and I do love that they are 100% cotton....I needed breathable covers for the fermenting process. I was tired of using coffee filters with large rubber bands and cotton towels tossed on top. These are a far neater and prettier option. On the Bonus side: The medium sized covers are perfect for my 6qt KA Stand Mixer bowls...for covering yeast rising dough. The large sized covers fit my largest Pyrex bowls, which will be great for covering salads and such...so they can still breathe vs. the plastic lids. *I removed one star, because I think they are a little pricey for being made in China. Otherwise, the material & craftsmanship is of very good quality.

Like others here, I got these as a less wasteful alternative to plastic wrap. While these do an excellent job of covering food and even my largest prep bowl fits the largest cover, it is not a completely adequate replacement for plastic wrap. In particular, things that need to stay moist are not served well by these covers. Leftovers like pasta, potato salad, curry and custard pie have dried out, turned hard, or developed an unpleasant skin at the surface. They will stay moist for maybe a few hours more than they would if left uncovered, but at $30 I'd have expected them to be more than a slightly more convenient alternative to draping a kitchen towel over a bowl. They can be made more useful if you impregnate the covers with beeswax to prevent moisture from escaping, or soak the cover in water before using it with sensitive foods, but again, at the price point, I shouldn't have to put more effort into making your product useful. For short-term use (eating within a day, or proofing) they are adequate, but if you're looking for a 1:1 alternative to a plastic wrap/foil habit, be prepared to have to work around a cloth cover's limitations.

I love these! When I bought them I thought they were a bit of a splurge but I now use them almost every single day. They're great for placing over the bowl while dough rises, while soaking beans or cashews, and for growing a sourdough starter. The 3 different sizes fit nearly any bowl. I'd say they come in most handy for covering rising homemade bread dough. They feel good quality and I love the pattern. So glad I bought these!

I have been trying to reduce waste and this is a great way to eliminate using plastic wrap. The fact your bowls just look so darn cute in the fridge is just an added aesthetic bonus for me! The size variety is perfect for my bowl sets. I recommend these. I got the "navy blue" but they look charcoal to me. They didn't look very blue in the picture and I was hoping they would go well with my white and grey kitchen which they do. But if you really wanted blue, you would be disappointed.