Aunt Martha's Flour Sack Towels

By ANNE (Guest Post)

If you just type in: Aunt Martha's Flour Sack Tea Towels, her site will come up and you can order the towels direct.

By LALITA (Guest Post)

They are on clearance at sears stores in canada at $1.99 For a set of four in Canada.

By Marci (Guest Post)

You can buy them online from www.colonialpatterns.com right now they are having a sale on them.

By TresaLynn (Guest Post)

Hello! I hope you have "K-MART" stores because I just found some flour sack towels - they are from the Martha Stewart Collection. Good Luck!

By AMy in Iowa (Guest Post)

You can order Aunt Martha patterns and flour sack towels from http://sunbonnetsue.com - They have tons of patterns!

By jhawk67 (Guest Post)

Aunt Martha's can be bought online at www.colonialpatterns.com. They will have a better flour sack than the others listed. I am told that this fall they will be switching to a high thread count flour sack hemmed on 4 sides, something even more suitable for embroidery. That is good news considering some other towels are so thin and not meant for embroidery.

By Mable (Guest Post)

If you need a good deal on all different sizes of Flour Sack Towels. I too would go to (http://www.thetowelplace.com). They say they are the top supplier of the flour sack towel and the towels are first rate (not seconds as at some stores online). The prices are also good.

By Liza (Guest Post)

Yes you can get the towels and transfers from Herrshners, Mary Maxim. You will need to cut out the transfers and hot iron them in to the towels. They have lots in both sites or catalogs.

By (Guest Post)

Buy them direct from the manufacturer at http://www.colonialpatterns.com . They have the BEST quality and they also sell the transfer patterns. You can buy them in bulk from them for much cheaper than anyone else. Good Luck!

By June Lazier (Guest Post)

Does anyone know where I can get jars or bottles with pre-drilled holes in them?
Thanks,
June from Pa.

By

the Oracle

I buy Martha Stewart's Flour Sack Towels at KMart (or whatever the name is now). They are inexpensive, wash/bleach white, and do everything but fold laundry! They are essentially lint free, and the hems hold. I believe they are available online.

They dry crystal, cover bread dough, swat away intruding hands and paws, mop brows, comfort boo-boos, and make good rolling surfaces, or press cloths. If you keep a kosher kitchen, mark them with colored thread.

When they are old, I cut them in half, sew them into a tube for cleaning cloths.

It's a good thing.

By

truerblue

I saw flour sack towels recently at K-mart with the rest of the dish towels. I think they are a brand other than Martha Stewart, but I can't remember for sure. Something with the word "Basic" in the name, maybe???

I have bought flour sack towels in my local Wal-mart, but I wasn't happy with them when the seams began to unravel after the first couple washings. Maybe this was just a fluke, but you might be better off with a brand other than Wal-mart so your gifts can be treasured for years to come.

Tori

By

KathyMS

http://www.americanchairstore.com/floursack.html
This is a link I found, they sale 10 for $11.00.
Might want to take a look!
Good luck!
Kathy

By Jan (Guest Post)

Try http://www.marymaxim.com They have lots of towels,thread patterns etc.

By SNIGDIBBLY (Guest Post)

I GET MY FLOUR SACK TOWELS FROM HERRSHENERS ONLINE AT THIS URL:
http://www.herrschners.com/

By Jennifer (Guest Post)

Try a website called The Towel Place (http://www.thetowelplace.com) . They have great flour sack towels for a reasonable price and will ship to your doorstep. Hope you find what you need.