All finished. They were fun to make and trim each one differently. 
My plan is to teach these towels in classes at Karen Gray's shop. It will be fun. Think of all the possibilities of fabrics you could use on each towel. Or just leave them plain like the original patterns. If you would like to embroider your own towels you can get the patterns from the Embroidery Companion by Alicia Paulson.With Passion,
Carrie P.
20 comments:
Towels are so darling! I really love the green shades. You should teach these!!
They are pretty with the mix of applique and embroidery.
Very pretty. I really like embroidered towels.
Oh, I like Sunday the best, time to sit and relax!
These embroidery & applique' towels are so sweet & cheerful!
They will make for a great class.
Love these patterns and the towel trims! I bought a new embroidery pattern for tea towels yesterday...but I think I like yours better. :) blessings, marlene
What very cool towels, I'd be loathe to use them in case they got too dirty.
Beautiful work
If you were closer, I'd take this class. These are adorable!
These make chorse look like fun. Really sweet towels and I love how you trimmed each one differently.
The towels are wonderful Carrie!! I just love how you embellished each one of them :0)
Crispy
Those are really pretty and remind me of my aunt's house when I was a little girl.
Carrie, I love your towels. Awesome job!
How fun Carrie...very, very cute!
Love the scalloped edge...I need to get my embroidery project back out!!
Ooh, Carrie, love the variations you used to embellish each one - to make each one its own special towel.
Definitely something that others would love to learn for sure.
Hugs.
Your towels are adorable Carrie, great job!
Love things to be changed daily, remember the underwear?? LOL. You always knew if you had put on clean ones.
I love them, Carrie! Lucky to-be students.
What a fun set! I love how they all look different, but yet coordinate so well together. I'm sure it will make for a great class!
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