Finally done

Towels are all washed and sewn!  Finally, I'm done with these pinkless towels!


I love the way they turned out... each and every one of them!
I like them more now that they are done and not on the loom... sometimes it happens that way.

My friend really wanted the one on the far left, the striped one.  What a good choice!

For those of you who bought a copy of my book, you might recognize this little fabric book as a sample project in it!  I guess David thought I said to "eat it" rather than "read it"!  

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