Hare's A Towel

 Hare's a towel. Well,  actually, several guest towels or cloth napkins with gentle hares hopping across them.

I love the black and white - just add some touches of pastels and Easter and Spring is hare, er, here!

I hopped over to The Graphics Fairy to grab me a happy hare.  This is the same hare I have used many times.   Most recently I altered him for the Hare Bench. See him here!

I also grabbed a frame.  So I had large black silhouettes alone and two different-sized frames with smaller hares.

I printed them out on transfer paper.  Hence the backward-ness of the images!

  Using my trusty Hobby Lobby coupons I bought two packs of Aunt Martha towels (On separate days - I do not break HL rules - they know who I am and where I live!)

I chose one pack of three with blue stripes and one pack with red stripes.  They do have a pack of multi-colored ones I may use in a future project.

Back when I broke my three-year streak of not entering Walmart, I bought a pack of five flour sack towels.   I must admit I did love these and will have to find an alternate source for them. Let me know if any of you know a place.

I used the large silhouette of the hare on the flour sack towels. I used my ceramic flat top stove as the hard surface needed to iron on the transfers.  I have put a baking sheet on the ironing board as a surface also.

 I tied green tulle around the top to create a pretty ruffle and a way to hang them.  These would be great for over-sized napkins or draped over the backs of dining chairs.

 I used the framed hares on the striped towels.

Of course, being so picky about small details, I put one design on the blue and the other design on the red.  No mixing hares.

The spring green tulle makes them perfect for spring.

Though at the moment I think most of us are shivering.

Winter has finally arrived in 
South Carolina.  

Doesn't Mother Nature know it is MARCH!


Check in later in the week when I post my vintage finds.  Not only do I not know what LESS means, but I am now very confused about the meaning of MORE.  MORE may have to change to MOSTEST EVER!

See y'all!





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