You will need:
large bath towel (lime green)
two hand towels (hot pink and bright yellow)
flower petal pattern (we'll make one)
batting scraps
and basic sewing supplies
1. From a piece of paper (I used card stock so it would hold up better to multiple uses) cut a rectangle 5"x4".
2. Round off the top corners. Not too much, we still want our petal to be nice and round at the top.
3. Cut your yellow hand towel in half. Save the other half for another hooded towel to give as a gift!
4. Place a pin in the middle of the hemmed side and the raw edge you just cut.
5. Place a pin in the middle, on the edge, of your green bath towel.
7. Layer two pink petal pieces and a batting piece (in that order) and pin in place. Sew around the edge with a 1/4" seam, leaving the bottoms open.
8. Repeat, until you have 5 petals.
10. Pleat the bottom edge of the petals to give them a little shape, and baste in place.
11. Find the hemmed edge of your yellow towel (the hood). Using your pin that marks the center, place your petals along the edge of the hem, and NOT the edge of the towel (refer to next picture if you've got questions).
13. Sew the folded hem down as close to the edge as you can get.
15. Bring the corner INTO the hood, sandwiching it between the top and bottom. Line up all the edges. Do the same on the other side.
17. Using the other center marking pin on the yellow hood, line it up with the center pin on your green bath towel. Some towels have a right and wrong side- take note if yours does.
6 comments:
very cute Kim! I think I am going to have to do one of these! It would be awesome to take on summer trips to the beach too!
Fun!
If I ever get a girl...I will be making this!!! SO cute :)
I am absolutely going to be making this ASAP!!! SUPER cute! Thanks for posting the tutorial. Nice work!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! You are a gift-saver!!! I need a SPECIAL UNIQUE shower gift & literally down to ONE day to make it! (like usual) SUCH GREAT INSTRUCTIONS!
THANK YOU!
You're welcome!! I'd completely forgotten that I made this! It's nice to go back and remember. Glad you understood it well and that it made sense!! Hope they loved it as much as we have loved ours! We are STILL using it :)
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