There are 7 Days of the Week with a Kitty performing a typical household chore. Designs similar to these were very popular in the 50's & 60's, and every young lady had to have a set of these in her "Hope Chest" for her future home.
Once you use flour sack dishtowels, you'll never go back to the terry cloth ones from the department stores. The name "flour sack" comes from the times when flour was sold and packaged in cotton sacks, sewn at the top with heavy cotton thread. The thrifty housewife saved these cotton flour sacks (and the thread sewn at the top) and used them for dishtowels, usually doing a simple little hand embroidery on them to brighten up her kitchen.
These 100% cotton muslin Flour Sack towels are Eco-friendly, super soft & make dish drying a breeze. They leave glassware sparkling with no lint...and there's one for every day of the week.
They measure approximately 28" x 28" have been machine embroidered with red thread (hence..Redwork), washed and pressed.
These make a great gift item! CUSTOM ORDERS in different thread colors are always welcome! Just convo me. International buyers, please contact me for shipping costs.
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