Steps: 1. Fold the dish towel so that it forms a square (figure A). Fold the square so that opposite corners meet to form a triangle (figure B). Fold the top point (apex) of the triangle down to meet the base of the triangle. The towel should now form a trapezoid shape.
2. Tightly roll the towel, starting at the top edge and rolling to the bottom edge (figure C). Tack the center of the rolled towel with matching thread.
4. Glue a pink pompon to the front of the rabbit's face for a nose. Glue smaller black pompons to the face for eyes. Glue a white pompon on the back of the loop to make the rabbit's tail. Fashion a bow around the rabbit's neck using a ribbon. 5. For a different face, put a medium-sized knit bag over the face of the rabbit. Sew indentions where the eyes of the rabbit should be (figure G). Glue black beads or pompons for the eyes and a pink pompon for the nose (figure H). Wrap a ribbon around the rabbit's neck and tie a bow (figure I).
Flower pot
Materials:
ecru checked dish towel - Wimpole Street Creations
fabric and Batternburg roses - Wimpole Street Creations
matching thread
needle
ribbon
hot glue gun
Steps:
1. Position the dish towel vertically and fold the outer edges to meet the center of the towel. Flip out the four outer corners of the towel (figure J). Turn the top edges of the corners on one end of the towel back in toward the center (figure K). Tack the towel in the center.
3. Fold the rolled and folded towel in the half (figure O). The rolled ends of the towel should stick up in the center to look like flower stems in a vase (figure P). Tie a ribbon around the base and slightly turn out the folds. 4. Glue fabric and Battenburg roses to the tops of the "stems" (figure Q).
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