A smock or tunic has a slight A-line shape. !ts neck- and armholes are bound with<br />bias tape.
A new use for tea-towels —
A smock or tunic has a slight A-line shape. !ts neck- and armholes are bound with
bias tape.
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A variation on the tunic (made to highlight the towel's cross-stitch pattern) has a gathered ruffle at the hem.
A new use for tea-towels —
A variation on the tunic (made to highlight the towel's cross-stitch pattern) has a gathered ruffle at the hem.
martha stewart living
Devote scraps to small projects, like stuffed dolls, and doll clothes.
A new use for tea-towels —
Devote scraps to small projects, like stuffed dolls, and doll clothes.
martha stewart living
The easiest of all the dresses, this sundress calls for just a few quick seams.
A new use for tea-towels —
The easiest of all the dresses, this sundress calls for just a few quick seams.
martha stewart living
Since these dresses are pretty short, complete the look and add a little coverage with bloomers.
A new use for tea-towels —
Since these dresses are pretty short, complete the look and add a little coverage with bloomers.
martha stewart living
Other uses for v!Ntage towels? Make "lapkins" for picnics—copious enough for<br />the messiest fried chicken or barbecued ribs. If you are lucky enough to own yardage, turn it into café curtains for small windows in the mudroom, pantry, or powder room. Use the hand-embroidered types as liners for tea trays or serving trays.
A new use for tea-towels —
Other uses for v!Ntage towels? Make "lapkins" for picnics—copious enough for
the messiest fried chicken or barbecued ribs. If you are lucky enough to own yardage, turn it into café curtains for small windows in the mudroom, pantry, or powder room. Use the hand-embroidered types as liners for tea trays or serving trays.
martha stewart living