Framed!
There’ll be none of this drying the dishes nonsense for Zee Homebug. Look, she’s put her Eep! teatowels in frames!
Ah, good to see my work finally getting the respect it deserves ;).
There’ll be none of this drying the dishes nonsense for Zee Homebug. Look, she’s put her Eep! teatowels in frames!
Ah, good to see my work finally getting the respect it deserves ;).
Heather
Hi Heather,
Love the framed tea towels! I may have to do that to mine when they arrive, one is mine and the rest are Christmas gifts! Contgrats. on the Elle SA blog job! What fun!!! Love your designs, keep it up!
Sequana
That’s exactly what I’m doing with mine! You don’t think I’d be using them to actually dry dishes, do you? Silly laMinx…..*L*
rui vitorino santos
very nice work, congratulations
Whatever Dee-Dee wants
looks good!
the sloth
Well, yes… we were given one oh-so-kindly as a gift, to replace the rather filthy rags that pass for ‘tea-towels’ in our neglected kitchen. But it’s too beautiful and immaculate, and I haven’t had the heart to mar its pristine surface. I just take it out of the drawer regularly to admire.
lisa
heather,
they look so beautiful framed!! my god!!
lisa
Francesca
ooh yes, some tea towels are much too good to use such as yours, atelier lzc, clare nicholson, patapri, 3rd drawer down, to name but a few!
Anonymous
Some of your tea towel designs would look lovely as prints. Any chance?
🙂 lurker
tiel
they look fantasique!
Heather Moore
You’re all so sweet! Thanks for all the supportive comments.
And to the anonymous lurker, I’m not sure. You reckon someone would buy an ex-teatowel print on paper? I’d be happy to try it. Actually, I have an ex-paper print of black birds I’m thinking of putting on a teatowel in red. Whatcha think?
Heather
Valentina
very beautiful!
Anonymous
Anonymous lurker back again…
You don’t need to feel like it’s “only” an ex-tea towel print. A great design is a great design! It could work as anything you like – a notecard, a framed print etc. The fact that someone is already framing a tea towel and putting it up on their wall demonstartes that. In fact, I think some people love the design but feel like your tea towels are almost “too good” to use and would like something that’s intended to be more permanent.
I guess the key would be to make the print in a colour that’s not available as a tea towel or cushion eg. spoons in brown or eep in gold or summer weeds in black and white etc.
Anyways, just a thought. 🙂
msd
Heather Moore
Thanks for the ideas, mysterious Lurker. I’d never thought of presenting the same prints in different media and formats. It’s a good idea – much appreciated. Watch this space…
Heather
Patricia
oh yes!! this is exactly what I’m going to do with mine! I haven’t had the heart to use them for actually drying dishes. 🙂