Looking for good quality dish towels.
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Looking for good quality dish towels.
I want to make some dish towels that are embroidered, or appliqued for Christmas gifts. I found some at Beverly's, but they are not of very good quality. Anyone know where I can find some decent ones? I don't want to put all that work into something that isn't going to look nice. Thanks.
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I'm looking for palin, white towels that I can embellish on my own. So far, the stuff I've found is very thin, low quality muslin that's been hemmed. Very disappointing.
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Thanks so much! I just popped over to her site. These are just what I was looking for! I don't think the price is bad...$5-6 each. They're gifts, so I want them to be high quality. Off to shop...thanks again!
Last edited by tropit; 06-22-2012 at 06:02 AM.
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look for some linen at http://www.fabrics-store.com/ and make some
you can sign up and they send out sales info and some tutorials
you can sign up and they send out sales info and some tutorials
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Here are two options for some high quality toweling
http://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail....7-5b660e6e2a93 and http://www.homesew.com/fp220.html
I have shopped both places for many years and can say the quality is good, price is reasonable. Also Fabric-store has great linen.
http://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail....7-5b660e6e2a93 and http://www.homesew.com/fp220.html
I have shopped both places for many years and can say the quality is good, price is reasonable. Also Fabric-store has great linen.
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