Couldn't wait to try this free rw rose from Amazing ***hope you got it a couple days ago???Also i tried another cuties help in making these tops .She said she cut it in two **Well this is my version of that **** the last pictures shows the middle noone can see right???I also sewed the button to the front and the back to see which is best???

very pretty ~hugs~

These towels you've done look lovely& colors are delightful too. Thanks for sharing it. :~D

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by noah 22 Aug 2016

Thanks for LQQKING !!!hugs

Well done, Carolyn!
Hugs, Lidia

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by noah 22 Aug 2016

Thanks my friend hugs

Great job Carolyn. Hum.. hadn't seen them done this way. I might have to try it like that also. ;) Great job.

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by noah 22 Aug 2016

Works great and fast lol hugs

Oh these are quite fabulous. Just don't know how designs look until you stitch them. Love that rose!! And yes, I got it! Great towels Carolyn.

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Thanks i love rw designs hugs

looks great , all of them :)

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Thanks Jerry hugs4u2

Love them Carolyn especially the roses. Good job using back of a Christmas potholder. No one will ever know/Lillian

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Hayyyyyyyy great minds think alike lol hugs

I have been admiring your towels and am intrigued how long are the towels if you can cut them in half and they still can be long enough and how big are the pot holders the ones I have seen are too small to fold in half. Love the rose design

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

In Canada the pot holders are 7x8.5 and most towels are 26 long but 15 wide a good size when cut in two ok??

by carolpountney 21 Aug 2016

Ok thanks mine are then far too small to cut in half, blast that means more ££££

They turned out great.. I do like the seam being hidden inside, did you use any fray stop on the fabric edge. Did it go through the Serger easily. Marian

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Forgot about fray stop i will put some on it and i could use the serger but will try that next time lol thanks

by clintonmiss22 21 Aug 2016

Or you could top-stitch on the outside of the potholder, just above the spot where you inserted the towel. This would keep the pot holder from flopping open and cover the raw seam, too. I like the way you didn't cut through the edges - makes for a neat edge and less bulk to sew. Good job!!

Your tea towel turned out very nice. Thank you for sharing.
Happy Stitching!!!

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Thanks Brenda hugs

Oh my, that rose is really beautiful. (What a shame, I have been sick & missed collecting it). But you have done it justice with your lovely work.

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by noah 21 Aug 2016

Thanks for your kind words hugs

Great work Carolyn, like the christmas one best. Sandra.

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by noah 20 Aug 2016

there not c/mas i turned them just to show u the inside lol

by sandralane 21 Aug 2016

Ok thanks.

Great work 'Towel Lady' Hugs

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by noah 20 Aug 2016

thanks Shirley hugs4u2

This looks very nice. Good job as always Carolyn. Hugs, Gail

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by noah 20 Aug 2016

Thanks Gail what you sewing on???

by glob69 22 Aug 2016

I am making a policeman doll for my brother. He is a retired policeman. He had a serious motorcycle accident the 26th of June. I thought it might cheer him up some Hugs

Great job on these, love Chris

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by noah 20 Aug 2016

thanks Chris hugs

Very Pretty!!!Great work...Gorgeous

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by noah 20 Aug 2016

Thanks Sonja these were fun might try a few more lol