
using Nanette's
waffle dish cloth tutorial i took selvedges to make the binding. i cut my selvedges at 2 in. used a 5/8 in. seam to sew on and tried both zig-zag and straight stitch to finish.

three pieces to make Sweet binding. one long piece to make Santa Claus binding.
11 comments:
you clever girl! How cute! Okay, I've got to know if these are absorbant and like.....super picker uppers?? like bounty, you know??
I like these alot!
Love how you put your own spin on the cloths! Great idea.
Oh Karen, after seeing nanettes blog I ordered some waffle cloth too, I love what you did and would never have thought of it, great idea!!
What a great finish on the teatowels Karen..
Love the waffle cloth, but knowing me, mine would be stained in no time!
Julia ♥
Cute idea!! I've been making a few of the wash cloths myself. What is Santa Claus binding?
Ok never mind!! I thought Santa Claus binding was a new way of binding...now I see it's Santa fabric...call it what ever you want!!LOL!!
These look great! And using the selvage will keep them strong and useful for a long time! Fantastic...
How smart are you???? W-a-y cute and a brilliant idea!!
double triple clever!
Look at you!!! How sweet are these. I love them. I got more waffle fabric. I'll definately be making more of these.
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