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Vintage Tea Towels Back in Stock

After several months we have all four of the colorful Vintage Tea towels back in stock.  We were missing the 4 Stripe Colors and the GreenGold Stripe towels. 

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A replica vintage-style tea towel once found in most kitchens from the 1920's through the 1940's.  Back then, the homemaker would buy the toweling by the yard and have to cut and hem the sides.  Our  vintage look towel is hemmed on all 4 sides and is ready to add your embroidery or applique!
The four multi-color stripes will complement many kitchens as well as the decorative embroidery you will be adding!

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The GreenGold Stripe towel will be beautiful with your choice of embroidery designs!  To make your stitching QUICK & EASY plus getting ready to stitch a snap use Sticky Fabri-Solvy to add your design to the towel.  Just print your design with your copier on the Sticky Fabri-Solvy film.  Add it to your towel and stitch right through the film.  Smooth and accurate too!  Remove with warm water…it dissolves right away.

Have some fun this summer stitching on towels for fall and Christmas gifts.  Each towel takes a short time to finish….stitch many!

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  1. Sandie @ crazy'boutquiltsSeptember 1, 2011 at 10:38 AM

    Hi Robin~ I did not know you started a blog! :-) Pauline sent me. I love all your new designs!

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