Christmas Tea Towels with @ilovetocreate #TulipShimmer

Now that Thanksgiving is over, are y’all getting into the Christmas spirit? I have a super simple project for you that will bring some Christmas cheer to your home or make a great gift for someone special. My Christmas tea towels are easy to make with Tulip Shimmer Sheets and Tulip Shimmer Paints.

I love Christmas crafts! Every year I look forward to the holiday season so I can start creating homemade decorations and gifts. Making these Christmas tea towels is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit and make your home feel festive.

I love making my home feel festive with handmade ornaments, wreaths, and stockings. I also like to get creative with Christmas decor, such as making a garland out of popcorn and cranberries. Crafting is a great way to express your creativity and make unique decorations for your home. It’s also a great way to spend time with family and friends, as crafting can be a fun and relaxing activity.

These tea towels will make gathering your family and friends fun and festive this holiday season. Make these to use in your home or gift to a loved one.

How to Make Christmas Tea Towels

Supplies for Christmas Tea Towels

• Tea Towel
• Tulip Shimmer Sheets
• Tulip Shimmer Paints

I was sent a huge box of supplies from I Love To Create full of great Tulip products. I made a quick one minute video for y’all so you can see all that was in my box. Plus hear a southern accent. It is like a win win don’t ya think?

Alright now let’s get to work. I started with a tea towel and the Tulip Shimmer Sheets. I prewashed the tea towel and ironed it.

The shimmer sheets are amazing. You cut out any shape with scissors or even a craft cutter. Then just use an iron to adhere to your surface. I free handed some poinsettia shapes with scissors and tried them out on my towel.

Once everything looked good, I started ironing to my towel. Starting with my first set of petals.

I added in a second smaller set of petals. I just laid them right on top. Then followed the instructions for ironing them on.

I then added some even smaller petal shapes in the center in gold.

I used another gold sheet to cut out small circular shapes and adhered those right on top. I then broke out the fabric glue and glitter.

I made some leaf shapes with the glue and added tons of green glitter.

And really just that simply I had one tea towel done. The shimmer sheets make projects like this quick and easy.

The second tea towel I made was even simpler (I know right how can it get simpler??). I cut a couple of triangles and rectangles. Adhered them with my iron. I had another tea towel with some modern trees.

Two tea towels within a few minutes time and perfect for gift giving.

Or use to spruce up your own kitchen for the holidays!

I hope y’all enjoyed! You can follow along with I Love To Create on the web, facebook, twitter, and/or pinterest for even more great project ideas. Then you can visit the lovely blogs below for tons of glittery ideas for this holiday season!

I wrote this post as part of a paid campaign with Tulip (I Love to Create) and Blueprint Social. The opinions in this post are my own.

Total Time 1 hour hour 5 minutes minutes

Christmas Tea Towels

Now that Thanksgiving is over, are y’all getting into the Christmas spirit? I have a super simple project for you that will bring some Christmas cheer to your home or make a great gift for someone special. My Christmas tea towels are easy to make with Tulip Shimmer Sheets and Tulip Shimmer Paints.

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Equipment

• Tea Towel
• Fabric glue
• Glitter, gems, etc.

Supplies

• Tulip Shimmer Sheets
• Tulip Shimmer Paints

Instructions

• Prewash the tea towel and iron.
• Cut out any shape with scissors or even a craft cutter. Then, use an iron to adhere to your surface. I created poinsettia petals for one towel and triangle Christmas trees for the other.
• Once everything was cut, begin ironing the sheets onto your towel, following the instructions for ironing them on.
• Once everything cools, your towel is ready to use!

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