Happy Monday!
Did you have a fabulous weekend? I did! I crafted like
C R A Z Y !
C R A Z Y !
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Happy Birthday to {Jan} this Saturday!
We'll be celebrating all week, 'cause you only turn 32 once!
For Jan's birthday, I wanted to make a little something for her kitchen. She is in the process of some remodeling, and her {new} colors are sage and chocolate brown, so I made
her some pretty personalized kitchen towels!
I LOVE monograms... I Wonder-Under them onto everything! So I made a "j". For {Jan}!
I used Amanda's "wall dots" as inspiration for the other towel. Love this! I drew circles on Wonder-Under paper ( I used a spray-paint lid for a stencil), then ironed them to the sage fabric, and cut them out. The ironed them on, and {of course} stitched around the edge...
(Has anyone EVER used Wonder-Under and had it stay in place without sewing? Me neither.)
(Has anyone EVER used Wonder-Under and had it stay in place without sewing? Me neither.)
For the ends, I cut off the end, so I wasn't sewing through that thick part,
then cut 4 strips 3" x 18", pressed the edges in, pinned them on (folding and tucking the ends in), and sewed on with a straight stitch.
I love these!
Happy Birthday, Momma Jan!
<3 AmberLou
sharing at a few of these parties!
LOVE THEM! They are super duper cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE them!! Thank you so much. So sweet you are thinking of me :)
ReplyDelete~xo
Cute and very fun!
ReplyDeleteThose are very cute towels you have created! Homemade is the best way to show you care!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Hearts
http://heartsforhomeschooling.blogspot.com/
I need new kitchen towels so bad! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I like the font you used for the "j". Thanks for the tip on cutting off the ends. Knowing me, I would have tried to sew right over them. Thanks so much for linking, I always enjoy my visits here.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! Good work~
ReplyDeleteI love these. They are so adorable! And things with my name or initial on it make me feel special! =] Thanks for the great tute. Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteKrista
whilehewasnapping.blogspot.com
Sweet! A nice way to personalize a gift.
ReplyDeleteVery nice applique work! How do you do the initials -- free-hand or with an applique disk? This is great!
ReplyDeleteI free-handed the "j". my printer isn't working... but I love how it turned out!
ReplyDeletecute idea, new follower!
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found you on its a blog party
What a nice, personalized gift idea! Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable are these!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up for Friday Favorites!