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A couple of weeks ago I was  face to face with one of my biggest troubles,
my lack to prepare for things, or to have a schedule. 
I was ready to go on vacation, but just one day before, 
more exactly... the night before my trip, 
I was looking for a hostess gift!


I already had a few sweets and knick knacks,
but I wanted something else.
That's when I remember that for Christmas last year I bought some flour sack towels and the special transfer paper to copy the images onto the towels. 

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They were supposed to be Christmas presents but at that time
 my printer run out of ink
and the project got postponed. 
I'm glad that happened!

These two sets were done in less than one hour.
It couldn't be any easier!

Grains Moulins de Boveir kitchen towels


The recipients were really happy with the gift.

They put them to good use immediately.  ;)

big industrial kitchen and range

For a complete tutorial visit Karen, The Graphics Fairy,

She has great instructions,
but also the amazing graphics.

By the way I used the Iron on Transfer Method she used right here.





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36 comments :

  1. Perfect! They look store-bought Cristina! Love the prints you chose, anyone would be happy to get such wonderful hand-made gifts!

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  2. Those are beautiful! And they look even better in that amazing kitchen - wow! What a great gift idea :)

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  3. OMG, so talented, I'm telling you, I thought you bought them, Cristina! I'd love to get such a gift too! Have a lovely summer weekend.
    FABBY

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  4. Es una linda idea esos regalos Cristina, me gusto mucho la estampa de ellos

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  5. Beautiful Cristina and what a wonderful gift. I just love Karen's technique and that paper is GREAT!

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  6. Gorgeous! What a beautiful gift! This is a great idea!

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  7. Love it - pinning this and visiting your source AND I'm sharing this on my facebook tomorrow Cristina - it is such a cute fabulous idea!!

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  8. How beautiful! Pinning for future reference too!

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  9. What a great gift. Love the images you used on them.

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  10. They look lovely! Nice job. Thanks for sharing! Stop by my Friday's Five Features and link up this post (and others)! http://diy-vintage-chic.blogspot.com

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  11. What hostess wouldn't love those? Nice last minute gift.

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  12. These look great, Cristina! I think for a hostess gift these were a great idea. It sometimes pays to have these things on hand and it certainly worked out for you for last minute gifts!

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  13. These are beautiful! Great job, and quick thinking on your part. :-)
    Blessings,
    Kim @ Curtain Queen Creates

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  14. Who wouldn't love towels like these?? They go in any style kitchen and add a touch of class! Well done!

    Hugs, Edie Marie

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  15. what a great gift and great idea to make this Cristina, they look as if you would've bought them! very pretty! :-)

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  16. How BEAUTIFUL!!! I would love to get those as a gift, so lovely! :)

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  17. Great job!

    I'd love to have you link your post to Seasonal Sundays.

    - The Tablescaper

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  18. Great project and thoughtful hostess gift. I always appreciate new dishtowels. I'm a new follower!
    Karee

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  19. Beautiful idea! I will have to make some of these! Come Link Up with us tomorrow at Craft Frenzy Friday at www.craftdictator.com!

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  20. So pretty. I am sure the recipients absolutely adored them!

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  21. They are really lovely. Congratulations!
    Besos!

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  22. I love what you have done. I makes me want to stay home from work tomorrow and create. Oh wait, everything makes me want to do that. Come post your creative self at: http://obsessiveandcreative.blogspot.com/2013/08/craft-frenzy-friday-2.html

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  23. So beautiful.... Her graphics ARE amazing... You did a great job with this!

    Suzie @ Dorothy Sue and Millie B's too

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  24. Ther're so pretty Christina! And they suit that beautiful kitchen to a tee. Fast and beautiful = the perfect DIY for me. Thanks for sharing and for visiting me too. <3

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  25. WOW, thanks for sharing this super cool idea!! :) Michelle

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  26. Lovely!
    These would look great in my new kitchen.
    Your newest follower.
    Hope you will visit me and choose to follow me back.
    Will visit again soon!
    Blessings,
    Elizabeth

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  27. What a perfect gift. They turned out beautiful!

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  28. Me encantaron estos repasadores de Cocina!
    Victoria

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  29. don't you love when things work out just perfectly? one day I am going to try this transfer method.

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  30. Thanks for partying with us last week. We loved your towels! I have to get some transfer paper and try these. Please come back on Friday. Craft Frenzy Friday http://obsessiveandcreative.blogspot.com.

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  31. These are really pretty! I'll have to try that iron-on transfer paper. I tried something else this week and it didn't work terribly well. Thanks for sharing where you found the tutorial! ~ Ali from Pies & Puggles

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  32. AWESOME - and look how GREAT they look where they hang - well done, love this story!

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  33. Thank you so much for coming sweet Christina and for the wonderful comments!
    Love,
    Fabby

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  34. What brand and size did you use for the towels?

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    1. Jackie, they're 30" x 30", you can find them at Walmart, a packet of four for around 10 bucks.

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