Embroidery hand towels ideas

Learn how to embroider tea towels so the back still looks nice and holds up in the wash. This vintage craft, made modern is such a fun way to show off your embroidery.

Flour sack tea towels are one of the most versatile kitchen linens available. They are absorbent, so they can be used to dry dishes or to dry your hands. They are lint free, so they can be used to cover bread dough as it rises or to cover other baked goods as they cool.

By following these tips, you'll be able to create crisp, professional-looking designs on your flour sack towels that will last for years. Master the art of embroidery on flour sack dish towels with our helpful tips and best practices. From choosing the right size and material for the towel, to hand and machine embroidery methods and stabilizers, we've got you covered. Plus, get inspiring vintage tea towel embroidery pattern ideas to help you create charming and unique designs.

A free download archive of embroidery & cross stitch patterns from my personal collection, includes both design / theme sets & individual charts.

I embroidered my first tea towel. Check out how cute it is. I even show off the back and give some tips for keeping the back looking nice. There is no hiding on a tea towel!

Check out the best embroidery blanks you can find at Dollar Tree - including crazy things like toilet paper and paper towels!

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Embroidering on towels is one of my all-time favorites! And I’m sure you’ll love it too!