Hi there Rdy. I realize your comment is from 2018. I am commenting on March 30, 2020. Today we are in the middle of the beginning of a new (novel) Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic claiming lives world wide. My county in the USA is locked down. People are standing 6 feet apart down the sidewalk waiting in line to go inside grocery stores. There is zero toilet paper. Toilet paper and paper towels are selling out within an hour of the store opening. The idea of homemade toilet wipes and hand towels is very interesting. All ideas are helpful and can be modified for our individual circumstances. $35 might be the cost of getting one person to wipe his or her hands sending the germs into the bin for washing and sanitizing. I think kids prints would help little kids enjoy. This project would not cost me $35 to make. I would consider using hook and loop or Velcro brand instead of snaps if they are wrapped around a paper towel holder. I have another idea that I'll practice with before suggesting it. Day care workers and childcare providers don't need to wrap these around a paper towel holder. They can use the tutorial to make really cute, thick hand towels. They can use solid colors or animated characters for each day so they know when the change out towels. Without the snaps and paper towel holder, the tutorial is still helpful and relevant. Now I'm off to make some. Many people don't have fabric hand towels because they always used paper towels. In other others like mine, fabric hand towels are completely sold out. This tutorial for a paper towel replacement is relevant to 2020 and will help new sewists create helpful, cute items for themselves and their loved ones. Cheers and stay healthy and safe. Kindest regards - jac