🌾 About Sudbilly
Handmade in Appalachia • Rooted in Sustainability
Hey y’all, I’m Jessica—maker, mama, and mountain dweller behind Sudbilly. This little shop started out of necessity, right here in the heart of West Virginia. One day I got tired of throwing away paper towels and decided to sew up a better way.
What began at my kitchen table has grown into a mission: helping folks trade waste for something more meaningful, one reusable towel at a time and beyond.
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🧵 How It’s Made
Each TerraTowel is handmade by me with love, patience, and plenty of Appalachian grit. I use 100% cotton flannel because it’s soft, durable, absorbent, and just feels right in the hands.
Most of the fabrics I source are often deadstock or end-of-bolt prints that would otherwise be discarded. That means many of the patterns you see are truly limited edition—when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Every towel is:
Cut by hand
Serged for strength (they won’t unravel)
Packaged plastic-free
This is slow crafting with fast impact.
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🌎 Why It Matters
Living sustainably shouldn’t feel complicated or expensive—it should feel like home. TerraTowels are made to be used every day. They wipe up messes, dry hands, clean countertops, and save you money while keeping trash outta landfills.
Small swaps add up. And when they come with a bit of color and care? Even better.
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💬 Let’s Stay Connected
Follow along on Instagram and Facebook: @Sudbilly for behind-the-scenes peeks, shop updates, and a whole lotta fabric fun
Got questions? Just message me—I’m always happy to help you get started on your low-waste journey.
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From the hills of West Virginia to your home—thank you for supporting handmade, sustainable living.
With gratitude,
Jessica