Love2Craft

Has anyone found a good source for these. I want to machine embroider on them so they need to have a fair amount of body...would also like the To be absorbent. It seems like most of them are either too thin or too stiff.

quiltingcandy

I bought some a month ago from the Missouri Star Quilt Co. that were nice. Also, Joann's has package of the flour sack style - two different sizes. I do suggest you inspected them either in store or in your car because I had one that had a hole in it. It was just a fabric defect, and it only happened once but it did happen so now I check them.

crafty pat

I think I saw some in the Nancy's Notions catalog along with a lot of embroidery patterns.

lynnie

I bought some from Target awhile ago. haven't used them
yet, they seem a bit thin, so might use them for redwork.
saw at a quilt show that a lday put a light bit of applique and
about 2 strands of hand emb floss on them. I use the towels
I get ar target the 2/$3 terry hand towels for my kitchen and do machine
emb on them. they hold up nicely for the kithen. Good luck

Onebyone

I bought Aunt Martha's striped tea towels 3 to a package from Walmart for less then $8. They are really nice to embroider. They aren't thin, more like a soft ticking.

MaryMo

Sometimes an antique mall will have some for a reasonable price .... or I've seen them occasionally at small agency thrift stores or estate sales. The original ones are the best ......

janjj

I get some at Mills Fleet Farm and my local sewing machine shop but I do only hand embroidery

betty32084

I get mine @ Hobby Lobby and use my 40 % off coupon that I print out @ home.

Sadheart

Homesew.Com has some. Sorry I haven't purchased any thou. Everything else I bought was quality thou. I'll by again. They were quick to send also.

mayc

I get them from Atwoods.

Maeleen, from the foothills of the Boston Mts in Arkansas