Today I'm sharing a quick and easy sewing tutorial for personalized kitchen towels. I made these last week as Mother's Day presents but couldn't tell you, otherwise I would have ruined the surprise for the special Mom's in my life. I was really happy with how they turned out, so here is the tutorial.
I bought these kitchen hand towels from Target. I cut a cereal box apart to make a template for adding the fabric to the towel. My towel was 3.5 inches wide by 16 inches long.
Lay your template on top of the coordinating fabric and cut it so that you have about a half an inch difference on each side.
Press your fabric up and around the template to make a nice square to be able to pin neatly to your towel.
Pin onto your towel and you're ready to sew.
Make sure to stay close to the edges so that you catch the folded fabric underneath.
It's as easy as that. If you have an embroidery machine you can make them even more special by adding an initial. They will make a great gift both with or without the added initial. My Mom's loved them and I'm glad that they will think of me when they see them hanging in their kitchens.
These towels would be a great gift for any occasion! I also would love to add some color to my kitchen, so I think I'll go make a couple more for me.
Who could you make a set for?
