TGIM!
Because. MIM is back! Phew! I know, we all had plenty of fill in, but I for one, adore MIM's!
Erin brings out the Heat 'N Bond, and some PTI dies for decorating, well, just about anything fabric!
I make kitchen towels every year for family and friends, so this tutorial was the perfect
'get going' project.
Labor Day is the start of fall, and that signals 'Holiday Season'.
Halloween is right around the corner, folks.
Time to put away seashells and bring out the pumpkins!
(can you tell I'm obsessed the decorating for the seasons?)
PTI has a great die set from the Shape Up Series called Pumpkin Sections.
Used it to cut 2 different quilting cottons, and pieced to form the pumpkin on
a linen fabric.
I usually buy 3 or so yards of it when it's on sale, and sew up the edges to form a towel body.
Then I can decorate them for any holiday.
A strip bound by rick rack and you're done!
Simply Chartreuse stem and craft felt mouth and eyes.
PTI button and twine.
Erin, thank you, your tutorial was a joy!
Fabulous towel - we still have summery weather in England (Yay!)
ReplyDeleteLove this towel - can you make one for me, too? ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. You made it look so easy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift idea! And it turned out beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Love it. I don't see, but this I could do!!
ReplyDeleteI was just at Joanns today drooling over the halloween/fall material. Is there a certain kind of linen that you buy? Pinning so I'll remember at christmas - with my in the meadow dies.
ReplyDeleteKara, I like the 100% linen cuz of it's texture. But I've also used rustic muslin. Both are fine.
DeleteThis is SO cute...what a great idea! May have to whip up a few of my own. Thanks for sharing! :0)
ReplyDeleteNancy this is wonderful! I love to decorate for the holidays and so does my son!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!!! LOVE the fabric choices.Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific way to add to seasonal decor - great project Nancy!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. I wish I had that die.
ReplyDeleteThis Halloween towel is so cute!! This is a great gift idea too.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! A well deserved shout out at PTI. I love that you make these for family and friends each year. What a fun tradition!
ReplyDeleteNancy, your kitchen towels are such a useful and thoughtful gifts! Love the patterns you chose...may have to steal this one for Christmas gifts :o)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute towel, and so nice addition to your kitchen decor! Cute idea, I must try that.
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