I wanted to know if any of you ladies have seen the wearable towel it has three arm holes very cute. I want to make one but don't understand how far apart you cut the arm holes. If anyone else know the answer please let me know. thanks

One more om my to-do or better wish-list ;o)
The link from scienecewidow is interesting cause I have some big towels I don't need...
Greetings, Bettina

Very interesting item. Seems like something you can wear at the pool and for shopping? LOL

I love the shift they have in the photo ! Woul be a cute towel cover up too . Thanks for the heads up .

wow, what a blast from the past. i have many of the patterns mom used for me & sister, but that one is not in it box..

What a great idea - I would love one of these for the beach.

I am pretty good at improvising....using a "shift" type pattern, cut a front and back and a 2nd 1/2 front and 1/2 back. Curve the edges and bind. No need to measure how far apart, just regular pattern parts. Linda

Couldn't get the comment to do the link right. Found out more about the pattern on this link.

Found this picture and the number on the bottom shows a number like it came from a pattern company.

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by capoodle 20 Jan 2012

More information on this vintage pattern ~ http://oldpatterns.blogspot.com/2...

Three arm holes? Is sounds like the ones they have in the X-Rays imaging place. They are kind of neet.
Next time anybody goes for X-ray, I suggest to take a tape measure, camera and share the measurements with us.
Hugs, Rachel

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by meganne 21 Jan 2012

I take mine home because they only throw them in the trash and they are great to use for dark stabiliser.

I don't know anyone who has three arms, it must be really difficult making clothes for them. LOL!!!

Sorry, I just could not resist.

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by jrob 21 Jan 2012

You crack me up!

I made an elastic one years ago. I think I would like one for the spring! Thank for the idea! Licw Laugh Download Stitch!

Curious to see one finished. I have not seen one like this.