Towel Angel
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craftgrrlI don't remember if i posted these when i made them last christmas or not, but i made another one today, because my friend's mom requested a fall themed one.
They're really cheap/easy/quick to make if you have to come up with a gift quickly.
They're also fun if someone has a specific theme in their kitchen or bathroom, as the towels can coordinate with that.
I just buy the holiday themed towels/pot holders/dishcloths that are $.97 cents for 1 towel or two pot holders, and
you can get bundles of dishcloths cheaply. I just added a bouquet of fake flowers that matched, for christmas i
normally add an ornament hanging from the angel's hands that coordinate with whatever is on the towel.
It's all just tied together with string, so if the receiver ever wants to take it apart, all pieces are useable.
They're really cheap/easy/quick to make if you have to come up with a gift quickly.
They're also fun if someone has a specific theme in their kitchen or bathroom, as the towels can coordinate with that.
I just buy the holiday themed towels/pot holders/dishcloths that are $.97 cents for 1 towel or two pot holders, and
you can get bundles of dishcloths cheaply. I just added a bouquet of fake flowers that matched, for christmas i
normally add an ornament hanging from the angel's hands that coordinate with whatever is on the towel.
It's all just tied together with string, so if the receiver ever wants to take it apart, all pieces are useable.
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