Winter Deer Kitchen Towels
When winter comes around the corner, you'll need to start changing up your home decor. No matter what part of the season it is, some Winter Deer Kitchen Towels will look right at home. Pass on the pricey store options and make your own kitchen towel crafts. They're easy winter crafts that you can easily match with the color scheme of your kitchen. If you enjoy the look of these Christmas kitchen crafts, you can make more kitchen towel crafts for the rest of the year with more fun applique designs.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Sewn byMachine
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Cheryl E
Aug 30, 2018
What a cute kitchen towel. The Burberry plaid applique is what caught my eye. I really like the look however I imagine any wintery looking plaid flannel might be just as charming. Stitching down the applique with a zig zag stitch around the antlers is a challenge but doable at slow machine speeds.
Weberme
Jun 01, 2018
Here is a super cute kitchen towel for that deer lover that will have people talking. I like that it is so simple easy to make in no time at all and love the plaid. You just use pre-purchased towels and print a picture off of google,transfer and zig zag around fabric cut picture. What great gifts these would make. Leave it plain or add some trims. I would problary use ric-rac. Nice idea.
Judith Huerta
May 31, 2018
It may not be winter, but this craft is so cute, I might try it now! I really like that you've included a patterned deer on the towel. It's a simple design that really makes the color and its details pop.
mulberrygalprinces s
Aug 14, 2017
What an adorable design. I like that it isn't set to one holiday. It can be used thru Fall and Winter. And finding a different deer to use was fun. In fact I found an entire family of deer. This is going to be so cute. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing.
shilohdana
Jan 07, 2017
I like the idea of finding a photo or pattern, tracing it and using it to make tea towels with class! One could substitute different fabric to make a Christmas themed towel or even a pillow. The addition of pom pom trim makes this towel look very cute. What do you think of using a dark blue fabric with polka dots for the deer and matching pom pom or rick rack trim?
maretabostick 0429 603
Oct 09, 2014
I can't find the pattern for the deer. I love the idea
Kaylee
Oct 10, 2014
Hi! If you read the instructions further, the blogger explains that she searched for "deer head" in google and simple traced a photo from there. If you go to www.google.com, search "deer head" and then click images, one should come up! If that doesn't work, try "deer silhouette" or "deer head silhouette". Hope that helps, Kaylee, Editor of AllFreeSewing.com
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