It's always good to make something quick and darling to enjoy or give away.
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| I love Prairie Points but haven't been ambitious enough to apply them to a quilt yet so what a great way to enjoy them quickly! |
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| The Moda toweling is nice and soft and will be very absorbent. I changed the pattern a little --the top strip, I left 5" (instead of 4") wide because that's the size they send and the bottom strip I made 2 1/2" wide (instead of 3 1/2"). I like the proportion and there's no waste. |
After sewing one from the kit, I pulled out some coordinating fabrics. I used Kona cotton to make the towel and think it will hold up pretty good, although maybe not as absorbent as the Moda toweling
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| This focus fabric has little fruits and jam jars -- for the person who loves pink, it would be very cute to give this with a little jar of homemade preserves! |
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This summer floral would be a great gift combined with a cook book or oven pad and apron!
These take very little fabric and each one takes less than an hour to make and what great birthday, hostess gifts, or just thinking of you gifts they could make!
Thanks for stopping by! |
Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts and Fort Worth Fabric Studio
6 comments:
I love your new Halloween towels! Very pretty!
I love all the tea towel versions you made. They really pretty up a kitchen.
Your tea towels turned out so lovely Sheri! I love your other versions! You did a wonderful job!
- Lindsey
Fort Worth Fabric Studio
Wonderful towels! ! I will definitely be making these. I have a son who loves to decorate for the holidays. These would be perfect for him and me! CDahlgren at live dot com
Very sweet, thanks for the link too :0). Happy Sewing
nice... :)
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