So my project this week was itty-tiny, but fun none the less. I picked up 4 happy red stripped cotton dish towels at IKEA for .49 ea. Thought I'd make a pillow out of two of them, but instead I just stenciled some happy Christmas words on them. See?
My seasonal decorating will be almost entirely white and natural elements this year with pops of red, so these will be a nice little touch. I think.
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Cindy... those are so cute! So simple! But I love them!
ReplyDeletegail
very sweet! maybe I will link up?
ReplyDeleteThe tea towels are just gorgeous. I love them. Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteGood idea, Cindy! I like the lettering you used for your stencils. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Love those tea towels, simple, yet elegant, love the colors too!
ReplyDeleteI love those! Very nice! I don't have anything for this week due to being out of town ... but I have something I am cooking up for next week! :) Great idea on the party!
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I would have known about this!!! next week for sure. I am posting that make it for monday in my sidebar to remind me...hope you don't mind!
ReplyDeleteI love kitchen towels!!! Yours are fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting a new party!
Rhonda
I have those same towels, used them last year to stamp wreaths and berries onto. Wanted to try the technique but without spending a ton on the towels in case I ruined them. Might try them again but with better towels, I'd like them to be crisper looking and those aren't even after I ironed and ironed them. Very cute stencils, I like that much better than the wreaths I did.
ReplyDeleteI recently went to Ikea for my first visit and also purchased 12 of these towels...couldn't resist for .49! What a wonderful idea to stencil on them...hummmm!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Susie
Cindy - I love your tea towels! I really like the "font" too. These remind me of tea towels in Switzerland. They are usually embroidered or stenciled with something fun & simple.
ReplyDeleteI may steal that idea, Cindy. Perfectly beautiful and simple. Thanks for letting me know about your Make it for Monday - I have linked up and put your button on my post!
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Claudia
Hey! Thanks for the invite! I'm all linked up!
ReplyDeleteLove the stenciled letters - perfect touch! Darn! I didn't finish anything this past weekend! >:(
ReplyDeleteI hope to finish something in time for next week though! Thanks for hosting such a great party! I can't wait to check out the links!
I'm so curious about what you're up to! I love the suspense!
Have a great Thanksgiving week!
Roeshel
Hey, thought I'd crash the party late and see what's up! Sorry I don't have anything new to link up. I think everyone and their dog has seen my stuff to date.
ReplyDeleteThis week is weird. I could show the pile of pine needles I swept up, or, yeah.. maybe all the tools strewn down my hallway! No? Ok, I'll wait till my projects are abit prettier.
Love your tea towels! That is a cool idea.
Donna
Thanks for the toboggan complement. They were easy and fun to make. Don't forget to enter my giveaway this week!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I really like it when someone takes the time to personalize items they have in their homes. Thanks for having the party!
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