Sharing again, an older blog post.
Recently a dear friend asked me to again show the tea towels that I embroidered. This was a few years ago - I really had a blast doing them.
The patterns are Aunt Martha patterns - still available from the original company. Just don't buy them from ebay - the prices there are a tad outrageous - and they are probably getting the patterns from Aunt Martha (Colonial Patterns) and reselling to unsuspecting shoppers who don't know they are still currently in production)
So let's look at the dish towels.
Recently a dear friend asked me to again show the tea towels that I embroidered. This was a few years ago - I really had a blast doing them.
The patterns are Aunt Martha patterns - still available from the original company. Just don't buy them from ebay - the prices there are a tad outrageous - and they are probably getting the patterns from Aunt Martha (Colonial Patterns) and reselling to unsuspecting shoppers who don't know they are still currently in production)
So let's look at the dish towels.
This is the first set I made - these are for me.
Each maiden has a hat and matching trim on her skirt of appliqued fabric
With buttonhole embroidery
Happy little birds have a busy week
Tea time
Kittens on the go
Raggedy Ann - busy all week
Playful puppies
Silly dishes - singing and dancing
Sassie Susie - helpful all week
Mice - hard at work
Turtles having a good time
I did a few sets of just two towels - chickens
Zany dishes
And I had to do a set of teddy bears
Do you call them tea towels - or dishtowels?
All the patterns are still available from Aunt Martha's - the company I've been using since I was a kid. You find them at colonialpatterns.com
Mosaics are made with ipiccy.com, picasa.com and fotor.com









































































