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Love your towels and beautiful job. Such nice work.
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Really love your towels.
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I do those all the time for our church Craft Sale, but do not add strip on bottom, love that idea. I will try doing that to mine, thanks for another idea. Yours are all beautiful, love your colors.
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Love your towels!!! what a wonderful gift. i love the bottom strip of fabric too. wraps it all up together. another great project from you, Betty!
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I have just found some instructions I put together quite some years back for some kitchen projects. I have put them into a PDF so you are welcome to use them. There is a pattern for the towel top, but I am not sure on the sizing once it is printed. I have put some measurements on it so I am sure you could work it out from the printed version. There is also directions for potholders and a plastic bag keeper as well as some pictures of long ago projects. These were made approximately 12 years ago
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I like been them nice job. I make them but I have been lazy I get them at the dollar store, embroidery on the bottom
or middle with my machine. Yours are great, I need to think about the top of yours instead of just holding them on my cabinet handle. Great job love them |
As in my previous comment, yesterday I started making kitchen towels to use up some fabric and a pack of towels purchased about 8 years ago. I'm using Christmas prints and one I found of kitchen spices cans (Watkins...Durkee), so far so good. Thinking I'll keep these back for presents for the husbands grown nieces for next year. Thanks again for posting.
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Nicely done...they look wonderful.
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Originally Posted by lindaschipper
(Post 7954066)
I started making some yesterday. The pattern I'm using has a shorter rounded top, and I think it needs to be an elongated "tongue" as yours. Thanks for showing these....I'm going to adjust my pattern.
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Many thanks, Betty. Printed off directions and hope to make some for Christmas. Merry Christmas to you! Dianne
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