Towel Angel

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Towel Angel

by Heidi Ott

Materials:

1 dishtowel
1 washcloth
1 Pot holder
Ribbon

Instructions:

Fan Fold the dishtowel lengthwise (Fig. 1). Fold in half and tie off about 2 to 3 inches from fold, this forms the head (Fig. 2).

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Fig. 3 Fanfold the washcloth (Fig. 3). This forms the arms.

Fanfold the potholder with the loop along top edge (Fig. 4). This forms the wings. Place the washcloth on top of the potholder and secure in the center with a ribbon (Fig. 5).

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6 Lay towel on top of potholder and washcloth. Bring the arms (washcloth) around and tie together 1 inch from ends, this forms the hands and holds all the pieces together.

Angel Poem
An angel in the Kitchen
Watching the stew
Blesses your cooking
And all that you do.

About the Author:
Heidi Ott is owner of the Crafter's Community web site. Visit Crafter's Community to find hundreds of craft ideas, tutorials, and resources. http://crafterscommunity.com

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