Few more dish towels ready for stitching...
And
few more days until the giveaway drawing...
Tuesday night I will draw the winner!
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they are so cute,well done.xx
ReplyDeleteThose are nice looking!! Pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThose look so nice. Are they flour sack towels? or something else? I would like to make some of these for myself.
ReplyDeleteI just love that trim! It so reminds me of tea towels my grandmother made. I must figure out how to do it - I've seen a tutorial on it so when I get home I'm going to look that up. blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Did I miss how you did these? Also what all is in your rework tin. Linda Gerig in michigan
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see the revival of hand stitching...embroidery, crochet and knitting!
ReplyDeleteYour tea towels are a delight!
Whoever wins your giveaway will be a happy camper!
Blessings,
Carolynn xo
Debbie, would you ever offer crocheted towels for sale in your Etsy shop? I love doing redwork but do not crochet, and crochet gives the towels such a nice finished look.
ReplyDeleteThose towels are so pretty. I really like the red color. I'm impressed with your handwork. My grandmother crocheted and tried to teach me. I have the basics but my stitches are far from pretty. At least her quilting took hold of me! I was looking at other posts and love your project photo from 16 July! So pretty!
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