Hand embroidery dish towels

Flour sack tea towels are one of the most versatile kitchen linens available. They are absorbent, so they can be used to dry dishes or to dry your hands. They are lint free, so they can be used to cover bread dough as it rises or to cover other baked goods as they cool.

Learn how to embroider tea towels so the back still looks nice and holds up in the wash. This vintage craft, made modern is such a fun way to show off your embroidery.

Fast, inexpensive, and simple to create, this Redwork Chicken Tea Towel makes a fun addition to your kitchen or a lovely, thoughtful gift.

This hand embroidered tea towel with cherries is so cheerful ! It goes with so many kitchen styles.. Farmhouse, Retro, Vintage. I hand embroidered these cherries on a 100% white cotton flour sack towel that is a generous 27”x27” and nicely hemmed on all four sides. I drew this design myself and then hand stitched it. The design is 6”x6” so it works as kitchen decor. These flour sack towels are very absorbent and lint free so they work great to dry wine glasses etc. All items are shipped USPS…

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Having a variety of fun options for sewing is always good with a weekend at your doorstep. Here's a few small projects I found that you may like to play with! Allie-Oops Designs has just shared this beautiful mug rug pattern inspired by one of her favourite hymns. Check it out here... Tulips! I have a love for tulips and this little garland is adorable. Follow Messy Jesse's tutorial and you'll have a pretty bunting of your own to hang. See her tutorial here... And look, I found MORE tulips…

Very nice vintage hand embroidered waffle weave dish towel with crocheted edge. In excellent condition with no stains, holes, or looses threads. It looks and feels like it was hardly used. The towel measures 17" x 29".