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chatty123
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Have bought new tea towels for some relatives as part of their xmas box and as they are so pretty it seemed a shame to hide them in the bottom of the hampers.
So here is a way of making a feature of them.
this is made from 1 tea towel and 2 face cloths but as it was a trial please ignore the contrasting colours and string. when i do them proper they will be all colour co-ordinated and i will use very narrow ribbon in place of the string.
i also thought it would look better with a small wash mop , if they still sell them. remember the old type where it was a little mop on the end of a wooden dowel. or am i showing my age
So here is a way of making a feature of them.
this is made from 1 tea towel and 2 face cloths but as it was a trial please ignore the contrasting colours and string. when i do them proper they will be all colour co-ordinated and i will use very narrow ribbon in place of the string.
i also thought it would look better with a small wash mop , if they still sell them. remember the old type where it was a little mop on the end of a wooden dowel. or am i showing my age
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Very good. :T
Will they get a new spoon if you can't find a mop?
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HA HA its well used that one... maybe its a family heirloom
i never use wooden tools. oh the thought of touching wood when it gets wet urgh!!!! cringe0 -
2007 £1749
2008 £291.99
2009 JanMasscara £7.00 Feb megcabot books x 2 £20 XFactor tkts x 2 £58.00 (couldn't go though as they only phoned on day :-( ) foundation £7.99
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Hey Thank you so much Dipsy . i'm glad somebody knew what i meant. think i will be ordering them and then I can make Mrs Mops.0
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I love wooden spoons, use them all the time ....................lol
Well done - Mrs Spoon is brilliant !!:TMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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Oh my word chatty, Mrs Spoon is fab. Well done you :T:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0
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Love Mrs Spoon!
Those little dish mops you mentioned, I'm sure I saw some for sale in Wilkinsons the other day. (In the kitchen stuff/cleaning aisle). Probably cheaper than buying them online.0
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