I made these towels using "bar mop" towels from Target - they are $4 for a set of 4. I recommend washing them - they turn all different kinds of shapes in the dryer!
I sewed a band of fabric with Ric Rac edges to the bottom. I folded the raw edge in at the sides of the towel and top stitched the whole thing. The top loop I made with ribbon and Velcro - that way I can get them on and off the handle of the oven. I sewed an accent square out of a charm square (5") in the corner to hide the ribbon ends. Easy Peasy!!
Wonderful idea! Thanks to you, I now have a new way to use those cute bits and pieces I can't bear to toss. Toss? No one does that, do they?
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DeleteThese are great ! I'm going to make some, one DD has her first apt. and the other a new house ... plus I need new towels too. Thx for sharing with us !
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, so easy to customise to your own kitchen/bathroom colourway. Now added to my 'to make' list.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea. Really beats the previous pattern I was using for this. Easy!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea. Really beats the previous pattern I was using for this. Easy!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea. Really beats the previous pattern I was using for this. Easy!
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ReplyDeleteDid you iron the towel when it came out of the dryer all wonky?
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat and usable gift idea! It is a great use of scraps and left over charm squares. I will put this project on my "to sew for Christmas gifts for 2017". Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCute idea. Quick and easy to make ahead and have on hand. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute. I have to try it.
ReplyDeleteHow does the ribbon close
ReplyDeleteAmanda said she used ribbon and velcro.. :-)
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