hensandhollyhocks

I saw some nice ones at Hobby Lobby Wednesday.

craftingnannie

I found some at atwoods feed supply store. they are very big and good quality.

Scraps

Wracking my brain to think of Mary Maxim's!! Glad to see it mentioned here!

KS quilter

I have bought from Hershner's. I get their catalog, but you can find them on line. They are
fairly priced and good quality.

caspharm

There is a website called: AllAboutBlanks.com that I have seen.

BarbM32

So sorry about your mom. Did she hand embroidery or machine. I have a few my mother made when I was a kid. She had company tea towels and everyday tea towels and always made from flour sacks, like 36" square. You would not believe the quality of these beautiful flour sacks. Nothing like WM's.

margecam52

I tried the Walmart dishtowels...they are ok...but with having to iron them before I could embroider on them, it was less costly to buy 100% cotton bleached muslin and cut my own. I bought the 90" wide and get 3 per width of fabric...I cut them 30" square.

I will say the walmart towels...very absorbent once washed. So are the ones made from the 100% muslin. The muslin wash and dry beautifully.
I tried embroidering before washing and after, using the same stabilizer, thread & design...made little difference in using redwork type designs.

svenskaflicka1

bless 'em, our local "fleet farm" carries the plain muslin tea towels for embroidering. i use them plain, too--hubby has parkinson's, and loves them for a "bib" or large napkin across chest and lap. he's not fussy about "pretty"--just practical!

granny64

clothide.com

Dee

I buy them from Nancy's Notions. Great quality and nice to work with.