Happy Saturday Crafty Friends!
And Welcome to the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Get Cookin' Blog Hop!
If you came here from Gloria's blog, you are in the right place. If you just stumbled upon my blog today and would like to start from the beginning, please visit the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons blog.
The theme for today's hop is "Get Cookin'", and we're sharing projects that have to do with cooking and food using Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons files.
For my project I made a couple of kitchen towels. Okay, I bought the towels, but I embellished them using fabric and a couple of PPPR cut files.
Whether you're cooking or baking you can always use some cute kitchen towels. And if you're like me, then you like to have cute themed towels that get changed out regularly.
If you're a regular follower of my blog, you might have noticed that I have been sharing a few fabric related posts lately. I am in love with using my Silhouette Cameo and PPPR cutting files to create cute fabric appliques.
Materials:
store bought towels
fabric pieces
Heat N Bond
and your favorite PPPR cutting files (I find it easiest to use simple shapes.)
For these, I used cuts from the "Hoppy Easter" cutting files.
The blog candy for this hop is a $15 GC to the PPPR store.
For a chance to win, you must be a follower of each blog and leave a comment on each blog. For extra chances, you can also "LIKE" Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons on Facebook and/or sign up for the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Newsletter.
A random winner will be chosen for the prize on Tuesday, March 17, 2015.
You can pick up this Blog Hop freebie on Saturday and Sunday of the hop, only...then it will be available for sale in the store.
This hop starts off a new PPPR monthly challenge. The theme of this challenge is "Get Cookin'"
Your projects can be anything that is cooking or food themed, and that features Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons files.
Next stop today is Katy's blog.
Thanks for stopping by and have a Great weekend!
Here's the lineup in case you get lost along the way
Nicole ~ http://teachdanz.blogspot.com/
Shannon ~ http://designsofapaddymack.typepad.com/














What a fun idea! Love your towels!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love those towels. Thank you for sharing. Have a great crafty day.
ReplyDeleteMarcia
WOW!!! I absolutely love this idea, and seriously never thought about doing dish towels… just fantastic! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteTinaB
These are fabulous Kathy!! I really need to try using the fabric with my cameo and cutting files - thanks for the great ideas!!
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't these the most adorable little towels! How fun! Thank you so much for creating such sweet projects for our hop today, Kathy! I just love when you use PPPR files to create with fabric. :)
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking the other day how there is another world of crafting out there using a die cut machine and I've never, ever done anything outside of paper! What a same cause this is crazy CUTE!
ReplyDelete~Leah
Those look amazing, great idea and well done
ReplyDeleteThese towels are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAdorable towels
ReplyDeleteSo, so, cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your Easter towel....so cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute towels!!
ReplyDeleteLove appliques! Pretty towels!
ReplyDeletevery cool project, love your towels
ReplyDeleteCute towels! Great way to decorate a kitchen!
ReplyDeleteAwesome towels! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried cutting fabric in my Cameo yet. Cute idea.
ReplyDeleteTTFN
That is a fabulous share! What an inspiration for other stop create new things! Love it!! Love the bright, cheery, festive colors you used!! <3
ReplyDeleteWow! These are super cute and what a GREAT idea! Fun for gifts to:)
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
I just love these! So perfect and sweet for cooking - a great way to celebrate the season! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh my.... This is simply awesome!!! Love love love this:) Might have to give this a try. Thank You for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCreative and super FUN!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Millie
Crafting With Creative M
Really nice job on your towels.
ReplyDeletethis is a great idea!! thanks for the tip
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