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360399What a great way to use up scraps! Great job once again and what wonderful xmas gifts!
4384Job well done, I love the way you added the potholder to the top. I have seen other ways where they button on the top. How are your potholders kept closed around the over door?
by lhart
25 Oct 2014
Oh, I get it now, mine buttoned at the top and were stitched throught the middle of the pot holder, yours must be stitched at one end of the pot holder...great idea... Thanks
3290Ingenious idea and a beautiful result. Thank you for sharing and Amitiés de France
4714You must be working with your machine every day, so much comes out of your hands. Lucky you
113273Carolyn, did you cut the kitchen towel into? I am working on something similar!
by noah
20 Oct 2014
yes i cut the towel in 2 serged the edges so it won't fray .Gathered it up then sewed it on on the same line that's on the potholder .hugs
8586765926What good idea and beautifull Christmas gifts. Thanks for sharing.
3228How festive for Christmas......great job, Carolyn....
261161As usual Carolyn Great job, I wish I had your fortitude/Lillian
145789111091Wonderful towels.. I wish we had your dollar shops over here we have to pay around $5 Australian and up, I'm thinking I'll have to but pre quilted fabric and make my own..
459172328178092Ho ho ho Carolyn, these will be wonderful for Christmas gifts. You must know everyone in your village by now. Love Chris
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24276Well done pretty too. I love the fabric on rounded ornaments and that you used the leftover bits.
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51302Great Idea Carolyn. Now you not only have a towel, but a potholder all in one...Good thinking...
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