by Bath Towel on January 11, 2010
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For bath or poolside, we have the perfect duo for Him & Her!Luxurious, white cotton terry bath towels are always a favorite – after shower or pool or as an impressive bathroom decor look. Classic white bath towel features a terry body weave with a personalized imprinted border, customized in black with their “His” or “Hers” title in script lettering, with their first names in red letters below, as shown. Towel is thick, soft and generously sized, measuring a full 28… More >>
Personalized Bath Towel Set – His and Hers Design
by Bath Towel on January 8, 2010
by Bath Towel on September 4, 2009
Now that you have designed your Terry-towels, i.e. hand-sew them, you may want to add binds and scallop. Before we get started you will need to purchase an unadorned Terry towel, or towel of choice. Preferably, you want to select washable cloth, as well as medium-weight material. Consider taffeta, satin, or polyester.
How to create binds and scallop:
Once you have your materials gathered, (1) use tissue paper to create the edge of your scallop. When you draw the edge of the scallop, add an odd figure in the pattern, especially odd enough to create a curve. Create a 1 inch depth, starting at the lower point and work toward the high point. Now with your tissue in hand, fasten it to the towel, using craft pins. Next, use rotary cutters, or sewing scissors to trim the edges of your scallop.
(2) Use your rotary cutters and/or scissors to carve the strip of hems and start piecing the strips, joining it so that it creates your strip bind. Lengthways, press your strip until it folds in half and on the left side. Avoid misleading the width of your strip.
(3) Next, on the right side of your fabric, pin the strip bind. (4) Scant darn quarter inch starting at the raw edges. (5) In the direction of the lower border or edge, press the narrow piece. Over the fabric, fold the binding ends over to the side of your cloth. Press and enfold your bind about the border/edges of your scallop and secure it with pins. Make sure that the pins insert into the trench of the seams. (6) At the trench, begin stitching in the direction of the right plane. On the left plane, baste, using the catch bind scheme.
You have completed your scallop and binding, which is the start of creating your embellished and decorative towels. Towels make great bathroom accessories, since the colors will augment your environment. Now you are ready to add bands and lace trim to your towel.
About Author: David Hueber is an online expert in building industry. He also offers top quality tips like: House Painting, Interior painting, Exterior Paint & House Painters etc.
by Bath Towel on September 4, 2009
Now that you have designed your Terry-towels, i.e. hand-sew them, you may want to add binds and scallop. Before we get started you will need to purchase an unadorned Terry towel, or towel of choice. Preferably, you want to select washable cloth, as well as medium-weight material. Consider taffeta, satin, or polyester.
How to create binds and scallop:
Once you have your materials gathered, (1) use tissue paper to create the edge of your scallop. When you draw the edge of the scallop, add an odd figure in the pattern, especially odd enough to create a curve. Create a 1 inch depth, starting at the lower point and work toward the high point. Now with your tissue in hand, fasten it to the towel, using craft pins. Next, use rotary cutters, or sewing scissors to trim the edges of your scallop.
(2) Use your rotary cutters and/or scissors to carve the strip of hems and start piecing the strips, joining it so that it creates your strip bind. Lengthways, press your strip until it folds in half and on the left side. Avoid misleading the width of your strip.
(3) Next, on the right side of your fabric, pin the strip bind. (4) Scant darn quarter inch starting at the raw edges. (5) In the direction of the lower border or edge, press the narrow piece. Over the fabric, fold the binding ends over to the side of your cloth. Press and enfold your bind about the border/edges of your scallop and secure it with pins. Make sure that the pins insert into the trench of the seams. (6) At the trench, begin stitching in the direction of the right plane. On the left plane, baste, using the catch bind scheme.
You have completed your scallop and binding, which is the start of creating your embellished and decorative towels. Towels make great bathroom accessories, since the colors will augment your environment. Now you are ready to add bands and lace trim to your towel.
About Author: David Hueber is an online expert in building industry. He also offers top quality tips like: House Painting, Interior painting, Exterior Paint & House Painters etc.
by Bath Towel on June 24, 2009
by Bath Towel on June 19, 2009
Froggy Hugs Hooded Baby Towel
Infants and toddlers love these cute animal plush cotton terry hooded towels! We have searched for and found the perfect hooded towel for children! You have probably noticed that most hooded towels on the market are not made of very good material. These hooded towels are made with high quality, soft cotton terry with satin trim, so they are perfect for infants. Warm and cozy, each towel comes with its own tail, and “Froggy Hugs, Warm & Snug” embroidered on the back. Available in Lamb, Frog, Bunny and Elephant hoods. The Towel is 100% cotton terry. Dimensions – 24 inches x 24 inches
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