Step 15: Trim
Trim ribbon excess and voila!
If I'm giving the towel as a gift, I like to roll it up and tie it with another ribbon and attach a gift tag. You may also want to wash the towel and trim any frayed edges before giving.
If I'm giving the towel as a gift, I like to roll it up and tie it with another ribbon and attach a gift tag. You may also want to wash the towel and trim any frayed edges before giving.
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c_leon805 says:
Sep 12, 2009. 10:14 PMReply
I LOVE IT I HAVE MADE SEVERAL HOODED TOWELS THEY MAKE GREAT BABYSHOWER GIFTS THANKS SO MUCH FOR MAKING IT SO EASY TO MAKE THEM!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!
1makerofstuff says:
Jul 9, 2009. 8:03 AMReply
really cute, I made one with the point left on the hood for a "pool towel" for the neighbors five year old! Cute
jlb2458 says:
May 17, 2009. 11:28 PMReply
These instructions are very well written-easily followed by a novice sewer. The photographs show the steps beautifully.
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