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by airyfairy 17 Oct 2011 ( edited Oct 17'11 16:39 )
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Just to find out what other Cuties think. I am making guest towels for my daughter to sell at a charity market. Apart from a design, should I write the word 'GUEST'. I thought it might look a bit tacky. What do you think? Sarah.

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by michemb 17 Oct 2011
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Personally I do not like guest, I prefer welcome, or
no wording at all just a design,
Good luck
Michelle
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by terriweistra 17 Oct 2011
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No wording Sarah, just the design
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by zoefzoef 17 Oct 2011
+6
I also would not write "Guest"; but if you do want words; than something funny like "use me.." :-)
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by anangel 17 Oct 2011
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I think the word, "Welcome" with a decorative frame
or flowers will work great! (Or, "Home, Sweet Home", with rocking chair and flowers)
Angel
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by meganne 17 Oct 2011
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I think the word Guest is appropriate only if you are having a party, or a lot of people in your home and you wish them to know which hand towels they should use. Otherwise a nice design is far more useful because in some homes a 'Guest' might never be used.
:-)))
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by airyfairy 17 Oct 2011
Good point Meganne.
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by airyfairy 17 Oct 2011
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Thank you for your input - no words, just something pretty.
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by mary51 17 Oct 2011
+5
If it is for selling I would do a little bit of everything, you never know!!!!
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by edithfarminer 17 Oct 2011
+5
I would also never use the word guest.I feel you could use his or hers.

Or use a nice design. good luck to your daughter
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by justonlyme 17 Oct 2011
+5
My mother in law was the queen of the social crowd, and always had everything "just so". Her guest towels were fancy and decorative, but never had any wording on them. I don't know enough people to entertain like that. :)
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by blueeyedblonde 17 Oct 2011
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A really nice design would be great.