For awhile now I’ve been working on organizing and setting up my craft room. I’ve been a crafter my whole life and I’ve collected a lot of stuff. Sorting through it all has been hard and time-consuming, but I’m starting to see the fruits of my labors. Hallelujah! I will show pictures when I’m all done.
I’ve been trying to get ready for an upcoming Fleattitude boutique and thought I would make some vintage inspired towels to include in my booth.
I’ve shared with you in a past post about my love of Osnaburg Fabric and have seen some awesome things made with it. So, I thought I would share what I’ve been making. If you are a beginning seamstress this would be a great project for you.
I cut the fabric into 20″x28″ pieces and sewed a rolled hem around the whole edge. To do this you simply fold the edge in about 1/4″ and then fold again. I’ve gotten to where I can do this without pressing it first, but if you are new at this I would press it. Once sewn I ironed the whole towel to remove any wrinkles.
I love this day. I have so many fond memories that have taken place on the 4th of July. Time with family, BBQ’s, and fireworks. Then there are the parades. Who doesn’t love a good parade. Relaxing with family, watching the excitement through a child’s eyes, and watching my children march in their parades. Such amazing moments!
