I know it's getting a little late, but you can do this in about 20 minutes!
Here's what you need:
flour sack dishtowels (I got mine at Target 4 for about 3.99)
about 1/4 yd. of a cute material (had this on hand)
1/2 yd. large size ric rack (I had this on hand)
First, I measured the towel and cut out the material a little bigger than the towel. You want enough extra to fold the material under about 1/4-1/2 inches all the way around. I ironed the edges, so it would be easier to sew.Iron edges all the way around. I also pinned it, so it to make sure it stayed while I was sewing. I am NOT an experienced seamstress, so anything to make it easier!
Here is what the material looks like after it's ironed.
Now, sew the material to the towel. I used a zigzag stitch. I love the way it looks! Make sure there is no raw seams showing.
I forgot to take a picture of sewing the ric rack on! Sorry. Just sew it on using a straight stitch. There it is! Simple, but PRETTY!
I think my MOM and MIL will love these:)
I may have to make some for myself as well!!
Have a wonderful weekend and a great Mother's Day!!
Linking up at these parties:
Sew Much Ado
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House of Hepworths
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Linking up at these parties:
Sew Much Ado
Fingerprints on the Fridge
House of Hepworths
Spunky Junky
Tatertots and Jello
Oh that dresses up a plain towel so much.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I was just thinking I needed some cute towels!
ReplyDeleteStopping over from Feature Friday. I have that same fabric, so I had to have a closer look. Pretty darn cute!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so cute. Thanks for sharing! Tina
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