9/3/14
3/6/14
Color Coded Usefuleness!
More ideas from Lindsey Towels fans:
"Color can be a great way to organize kitchen tasks. For example:
- Green is for salad spinning
- Blue is for drying dishes
- Orange is for drying hands.
- Brown is for wiping up coffee stains!"
This one reminds me of my daughter, who as a toddler and little girl adored---or rather was obsessed with---ribbons:
"Use them as security blankets, with different colors for different places---yellow for the car, pink for bed, red for upstairs, purple for downstairs. It helps little ones understand the concept of having a 'system,' and helps minimize the 'where's my blankie' panic when you most need it! Easy to wash, easy to bleach or brighten, and lightweight."
Neat ideas!
"Color can be a great way to organize kitchen tasks. For example:
- Green is for salad spinning
- Blue is for drying dishes
- Orange is for drying hands.
- Brown is for wiping up coffee stains!"
This one reminds me of my daughter, who as a toddler and little girl adored---or rather was obsessed with---ribbons:
"Use them as security blankets, with different colors for different places---yellow for the car, pink for bed, red for upstairs, purple for downstairs. It helps little ones understand the concept of having a 'system,' and helps minimize the 'where's my blankie' panic when you most need it! Easy to wash, easy to bleach or brighten, and lightweight."
Neat ideas!
1/14/12
12/6/11
Christmas Orders!
I have a really fun idea for a new item but I can't tell you until after Christmas because my first recipient reads my blog and I don't want to spoil the surprise. :-)
I have been sewing up a storm! Just mailed off a box of 15 sets (!) to one faithful customer--apparently they were a big hit last year---and am back at it. I 'm happy to have nifty new little gift tags this year:
Stay tuned and if I haven't sewn my finger to a towel I'll post again before Christmas (and right after so you can know what the mystery gift is). Happy Holidays!
I have been sewing up a storm! Just mailed off a box of 15 sets (!) to one faithful customer--apparently they were a big hit last year---and am back at it. I 'm happy to have nifty new little gift tags this year:
3/2/11
LindseyTowels in Paris?
One of my customers tells me the food blog The Daily Meal mentions the humble flour-sack towel in the context of fine Parisian dining---who knew!?
<Once the cassoulet is cooking, set the table the way they do at cafés in France. Top a white linen tablecloth with a piece of plain white paper, and set two places (if you’re dining a deux) using plain white linen or flour sack cloth napkins. Fill an old glass wine or soda bottle with water, and opt for Picardie glasses to complete the authentic look. Place a flower in a small vase in the middle of the table, with two white taper candles to either side. Of course, don’t forget to open a bottle of your favorite vin rouge.>
I want to do this myself! I think I'd use the elegant teal LindseyTowels pictured above, and decorate with these gorgeous tea lights from Decorating Studio:
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| Real "Bohdi" Leaves Flower String Lights from DecoratingStudio.com (thanks to them for letting me use their picture-gorgeous, no?) |
2/28/11
Ooh, this gives me ideas....
Just finished a big order and they look so great all together! Wouldn't a big bundle like this be a fun thing to have at a wedding shower or baby shower? A party favor that everyone gets to take home. You could really make a great display with flowers or in a baby carriage or huge basket---so many possibilities!
I'll make another batch if there are any takers!?
2/8/11
Another First!
I am so excited that LindseyTowels are going to be carried at a wonderful cooking store here in Albuquerque called "Now We're Cooking!". This store has been a favorite of ours since we have been here---very top notch, beautiful items and an exceptional staff. Keep your fingers crossed that they sell quickly, and that a second order will follow. My thanks to our friend, Jill, who made the meeting with the owner, Nancy possible. She has been a super supporter of LindseyTowels, as has my sister, Leslie, who has been the creative one behind this whole idea; always coming up with clever things that keep me excited about pursuing this, and also my sister-in-law, Carol, who has been spreading the word about LindseyTowels, and giving them for gifts for every occasion imaginable. Also thanks to my husband Stan, who is great with a sewing machine, and has been a huge part of keeping us with a stock on hand. He's been a huge promoter of this new business-- Who knows where this can all lead? I think I will be dreaming good dreams tonight!
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