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Toddler Bathrobe from Dishtowels!

6 July 2010 2,305 views 9 Comments

by Care


I found THE most ADORABLE dish towels at the dollar store last week, and knew immediately what they were destined to become...  A little pint-sized bathrobe for JellyBean!  The bright colors and fun bold print are just perfect for the job!  Best of all, it only took two dish towels, some twill tape, and less than thirty minutes to make it!  [Come see how!]

Project Estimate:

  • two dish towels, $1 each
  • 3 1/2 yards 3/4" cotton twill tape, about $1/yd or on hand

Total:  $2 and up

Caroline Sanchez (Care) has been sewing since her mom taught her the basics at around six years old.  She has always been driven to CREATE, even from a very young age.  She is mommy to two little boys and one baby girl, and almost every spare moment she has is spent in her sewing room or working on her blog, Obsessively Stitching.

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9 Comments »

  • Kathy V. said:

    I want one…:-)

  • heather said:

    That is so cute! I need one too!

  • Sarah said:

    Adorable!

  • Jessica said:

    That is so cute! What a great idea!

  • Tutorial: Toddler’s bathrobe from inexpensive dishtowels · Sewing @ CraftGossip said:

    [...] from Obsessively Stitching guest blogs over at Dollar Store Crafts with a tutorial showing how to make this super cute toddler-sized bathrobe.  If you’re [...]

  • Amanda said:

    OMG cutest robe ever!

  • Cheryl said:

    So darn cute and I’m amazed it’s only 2 towels!! Love it.

  • Jamie said:

    Wow, memories, I had one of these when I was little. Close to 40yrs ago.

  • Dabbled » Article » From cutesy to cool: Weekend Link Dump! said:

    [...] Toddler Bathrobe from Dishtowels! | Dollar Store Crafts [...]

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