Old dish towels are interesting to collect. I wonder about the personwho embroidered it, and the kitchen
it came from. The rabbits are wearing their Sunday best.
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5 comments:
Something I have not done in a long long time. But have done plenty of it in the past.
Very cute dishtowel!! Reminds me of all the embroidery my grandmother and mother used to do. Not many dishtowels, but I do have their bureau scarves. I bet the dishtowels wore out :)
Oh how cute! I love linens with embroidery, and this one is a keeper for sure. (I bet you got it for my birthday so I'll try to be surprised...lol.) Love the carrots in wee bunny's paw. Too cute!
Most people only look at the piece and never think beyond it...sort of like judging a book by the cover....You are and exception:)
I love old dish towels too and this one is especially pretty.
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