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Last month I moved into my new house (yay!) and am having fun decorating and making this house my home. Last year I discovered Lindsay Letters and just knew I had to have some of

📣 ✨New pricing on my handmade flour sack tea towels means more value for you! I know times are tight right now for everyone including my family. So right now, I am offering handmade flour sack tea towels at a great price of $9.95 each or 2 for $16 in my booth (46, Aisle C) over ar Vendors Village in Clarksville. You’ll also find them for $9.95 in my Etsy shop and at Chosen Goods in Sellersburg (with the exception of my Derby towels). Do you like funny or sweet sayings? I like to hear p...

Today’s fixture drop off at Vendors Village was an old banister that we never used in our house but kept for 30 years. I’m so glad we kept it because now it has new life as my tea towel holder in my booth. I think it makes a fabulous focal point for them! The booth is really coming along. I’ve added an antique tea cart and wooden bakers shelf along with the primitive hutch. I found an old table and hutch top that I’m going to chalk paint to replace the last craft show table. It’s been a…

I love crafting with tea towels because these blank canvases are a perfect jumping-off point for all kinds of creativity. I have rounded up 15 ways to decorate tea towels so you can unleash your creativity today!

Exactly what is a Tea Towel? Most commonly understood meaning of a tea towel is a 'small towel / cloth that is used for drying plates, knives, forks, etc'. In 18th century England, they were used to insulate tea pots at tea ceremonies (hence the name), dry fine china, and cover baked goods. Today, tea towels are used i

Happy Saturday friends.🌞 I went by @chosengoods77 today and just love how they have displayed my flour sack tea towels in the shop! It made me so happy to see them hanging all in a row and I just had to share!💜 If you’re local and haven’t checked it out, it’s a perfect day to go in and get out of the heat. It’s a beautifully curated shop in Sellersburg that’s filled with vintage and artisan treasures. I know you will love it and find something that adds a unique touch to your home or a…

With so many beautiful kitchen and table linens on the market I wanted to have a simple way to hang them on my walls. This wood cleat DIY is an easy and inexpensive way to turn a tea towel into a textural work of art. It would also look awesome with a table runner if you have high ceilings, or a napkin if space is tight. The whole thing cost me around $20, with the most expensive item being the drill bit at $10, so if you already have one, you're looking at $10 worth of supplies!

©Kara Rosenlund I have found that a lot of people out there are collecting and framing their photographic tea towels, which I really love - like affordable and accessible art! So I thought I too would give it a go and see how easy it really is to do .... ... from what I have seen on instagram these Ribba frames from Ikea with perspex seem to be very popular when it comes to achieving a framed piece of tea towel art for under $100. They retail for $29.99. ... I would not recommend these…

CHRISTMAS decorations fill the house this time of year. But it can be hard to make your kitchen look festive. So one woman has shared the incredibly easy way she adds a festive flair to hers, simpl…