Need help identifying this material...
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Originally Posted by KR
My guess is it's dish towel fabric. Sure would brighten up the kitchen!!
Look pretty as slip covers for kitchen chairs? Table runners, too.
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I think it looks like curtain fabric. I had some old ones from my mom's house. About the right width for kitchen curtains. Mine weren't so bright and cheery though. I ended up cutting and serging the edge to use as cloths in my camper. Didn't have the yardage you have.
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Originally Posted by pgthom
I agree, it's dishtowel fabric. You can purchase it in yardage. Someone really liked it and was going to make a lot of towels!
Grandson going to Detroit Childrens? My granddaughter is a patient there periodically for her throat. She has a paralyzed vocal cord from having a trach. She is a triplet, was a one pound preemie. Now 10 yrs. old!
Good luck to him, hope he sails through the surgery. Hugs to your special boy and his grandma!
Grandson going to Detroit Childrens? My granddaughter is a patient there periodically for her throat. She has a paralyzed vocal cord from having a trach. She is a triplet, was a one pound preemie. Now 10 yrs. old!
Good luck to him, hope he sails through the surgery. Hugs to your special boy and his grandma!
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Originally Posted by booklady
I think it looks like curtain fabric. I had some old ones from my mom's house. About the right width for kitchen curtains. Mine weren't so bright and cheery though. I ended up cutting and serging the edge to use as cloths in my camper. Didn't have the yardage you have.
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Originally Posted by lindy
I agree with the 50's look. Lucky girl you are! Let us know what you make.
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I agree that it is very pretty! I don't think that the marks are for embroidery, though. Looks like it is just part of the design. I'd just cut lengths based on the pattern and hem the ends for dishtowels.
Born in Detroit, east side, now live in the thumb.
Born in Detroit, east side, now live in the thumb.
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