An easy hostess gift or way to add holiday decor to your home is a custom hand towel. This project cost less than $10 and takes less than 10 minutes!
Supplies:
Paint {I used Martha Stewart multi-surface metallic}
Foam brush
Stencil
Hand towels {I used bandanas in a pinch – you’d never know the difference!}
Insert cardboard behind your fabric to keep paint from bleeding to the other side.
Secure/hold your stencil. Add a little paint to your brush and gently paint.
Remove your stencil and your cardboard.
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These are lovely! I am going to make a set for all the holidays (Thanksgiving, Xmas, Valentines’ Day, etc). Have you noticed how well the paint holds up after a few washes? Thank you
Those are soooo pretty. I love giving cloth napkins since people so rarely have a nice set. So cute with the ribbon, too! Hope I can master stenciling without going under the edges–must be easier on flat fabric like that!
These are lovely! I am going to make a set for all the holidays (Thanksgiving, Xmas, Valentines’ Day, etc). Have you noticed how well the paint holds up after a few washes? Thank you
Pretty well, actually! Enjoy!
Hello, Where did you find the stencil pattern? I have been looking at the local craft stores but cannot find the animal outlines.
Michael’s – it’s a Martha Stewart stencil set that has all seasons.
That’s a great idea! It’s so easy, just use a little paint at a time to prevent bleeding and you’ll be fine!
Those are soooo pretty. I love giving cloth napkins since people so rarely have a nice set. So cute with the ribbon, too! Hope I can master stenciling without going under the edges–must be easier on flat fabric like that!
I run for velvet ribbon!!Amazing diy idea!
Happy weekend!!
xxx
Elli
No need! Each takes just about 2 minutes!
This is so perfect! It is so easy and so lovely. I am saving this for one of my fays off because this will make lovely gifts!
Velvet is so rich and timeless, isn’t it?
Very pretty. Love that ribbon – it really makes the tea towel pop.