I was snoop'n around and came across these.
Dont cha love em?
The wash cloth sells for 9.00 / towel for 29.00
Not bad.....but
Do you remember this post?
My sister and I made these below for my hall bath.
They are so easy to do even for me..ha!
I cant sew a lick...really~
I found the hand towels at Wal Mart.
Had my sister monogram for me :)
And there you go!
Just in case you dont have a sister with a monogram machine..
No worries!
You can find the iron on letters at your local fabric store.
I think Wal Mart even carries them.
They look just as sweet~
I'm thinking of talking my sister into some for the fall
hint hint...
((hugs)) Susie~
yes! how can you not love a personal monogram?? it's so classic! (you are too funny)
ReplyDeletexo+blessings,
Anne Marie
Love the colors!
ReplyDelete...and the cost!
Sisters are the best!!!
:)
Hi, I just love your blog it is so pretty and the pictures are fabulous. I can not sew to save myself it took two years of home economics classes when I was twelve to produce one apron lol. I look forward to reading your blog. Kind regards Julz
ReplyDeletevery pretty! nice sister!
ReplyDeleteSusie, I stumbled here by chance. You have a beautiful blog and the things you feature are gorgeous. I'll try to visit more often. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeletePottery Barn must have been stalking your blog girlie! I remember those towels....you need to tell your sister to open an Etsy shoppe :)
ReplyDeleteHi Susie,
ReplyDeleteIt's funny you posted about these today. I was at a Hallmark stor and they had these with different monogram letters on them and they were $9.00! I know, sounds reasonable, but for one towel? Guess I am too frugal to buy it. But the first thing I thought of when I saw it was that it looked like yours. : )
Very clever! I love when you can make something for less! I love yours better too!!
ReplyDeleteI remember when you first posted about these and I loved them then and I love them now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice sister you have.
hugs
Sissie
Great towels... and what a sweet sis you have! Love the new kitchen wall color too btw! I just discovered your blog and hope you don't mind that I added you to my blogroll. Hope you will come by and see me soon :o)
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ReplyDeleteI have a machine that monograms, so I am going to make some, for sure. Hope cute!!! Thanks for sharing this idea. These would make such great gifts! Enjoyed having you stop by my blog. Glad you liked the old newspaper "wallpaper". Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for the info on the sew on monogram letters. I'm NOT a seamstress, lol! I really want to make my daughter a monogrammed bag for her ballet/tap class she will be taking. :)
ReplyDeleteDon't you love it when you take an idea from Pottery Barn and make it better! And what a nice Sister you have!
ReplyDeleteI do remember that post! I loved it then, and so much more now too! Personally, I like yours better! LOL I SO wish I had an embroidery machine - I wonder how well the iron on ones would hold up? I'll have to give it a try. THANKS!!!
ReplyDeleteI like your's better!
ReplyDeleteLove those! I have a Walmart and a sister, but she doesn't monogram......crap!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!! Love the kitchen "makeover "
ReplyDeleteI mentioned you and your shop here
http://lovethedecor.blogspot.com/2010/09/laundry-room-difference-paint-can-make.html
I love these...they are just awesome..but...I love you and your cute sis best. You girls are so talented and cute!!
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