The Blue Q "Being Alone Is Still Too Many People" Swedish Dishcloth is a beige, compostable cloth with purple text in a bold, dotted design.
A woman with long dark hair and glasses, in a gray sweatshirt, holds up the Blue Q "Being Alone Is Still Too Many People" Swedish Dishcloth against a plain blue background.
The Blue Q "Being Alone Is Still Too Many People" Swedish Dishcloth is a beige, compostable cloth with purple text in a bold, dotted design.
A woman with long dark hair and glasses, in a gray sweatshirt, holds up the Blue Q "Being Alone Is Still Too Many People" Swedish Dishcloth against a plain blue background.
SKU: WW913

Being Alone Is Still Too Many People Swedish Dishcloth

$3.99 $7.99
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Now, being a cat - that would be just the right amount of people.

Super-absorbent cleaner-uppers. Say goodbye to paper towels!

Quick-drying, machine washable and completely compostable. Made in Sweden. 

  • Made from sustainably harvested wood cellulose and scrap cotton fibers, and completely compostable. Made in Sweden.
  • 1% of the sale of all Blue Q Swedish Dishcloths supports social justice initiatives.

MEET THE ARTIST

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Roy Fox

Born in NYC to Hungarian Holocaust survivors. Grew up in Carlisle PA. Small town.

Took photos with my Brownie camera. Wondered why they didn't look as cool as Robert Frank’s. Attended 4 colleges (Vietnam was on). 2 have since gone bankrupt.

Mentored with Norman Seeff, LA photographer. Art directed Phonograph magazine and Wet magazine. Wife, kids, moved to Maine. Started Fox Clocks. Met Mitch. Now living / collaborating with crazed artist Pamela Posey Moulton in western Maine. Life is great.

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