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NEW Freebie Tea Towel for July

WOW!  Another month has slipped by and we are heading off to the 4th of July.

Get ready for picnics and fun and embroider a yummy slice or two of tasty Watermelon.  Just print out the design and get to work.  Tuck your newest towel in our series of 12 Fruit & Veggie designs for the year into your picnic basket.

As you can guess I printed the Watermelon slices on Sticky Fabri-Solvy to make stitching so EASY. 
Give it a try, you won’t trace designs on tea towels ever again!!

Happy 4th of July to you…relax and stitch a little!

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  1. LorisJuly 3, 2012 at 11:04 AM

    Thank you, Robin. This is cute!

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  2. JudyCinNCJuly 3, 2012 at 12:12 PM

    Love the watermelon - already printed. Judy C thanks you for sharing

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  3. StitchesJuly 12, 2012 at 8:32 PM

    Thanks for the cute pattern..just wondering, do you put anything on the back of your tea towel so the threads don't show? Or are you just really, really neat beginning and knotting off?

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