I have three new flour sack dish towels ready to go! “Golden Gate Bridge” design in red (or international orange, right?) etsy link “Cedar” design in green etsy link “Fern” design in green etsy link For an updated line list, please click here: The Heated Line List Summer and Fall 2013 Click the image below to zoom in on what I’ve got going on. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: cente

Another way I use my test-print dish towels is to care for our cast iron pans. We have three pans in our household and use them almost for nearly every meal. We use salt and hot water to scrub them and then dry them on the burner. If nothing stuck to the pan during cooking, I’ll just wipe it out with the old dish cloth and hang the pan back up again. Then I just rinse the towel out and toss it in the laundry bag. Clearly, I wouldn’t recommend using a brand new dish towel for

It amazes me how often I end up using dish towels around the house. So, what’s happening in this image? I cut some of the test-print towels in half and sewed a seam into the unfinished edges. I sew seams that you can drive a truck through because sewing is not so much my thing. But this is an excellent beginner’s sewing project, I’m told. At any rate, then I use the dish towels for stuff that I would normally use a paper towel for. It’s not just all for environmental reasons

What I like best about this light bulb dish towel design is that it says “holiday”, but doesn’t scream it. In fact, depending on which color you choose, a whole array of holiday color schemes can happen, whether it’s Christmas or the 4th of July.  It’s versatile and it’s available now! Wholesale customers, you can click here to download the latest line list: The Heated wholesale line list #lightbulbstrand #floursackdishtowel #pressrelease #dishcloth #teatowel