Tea Towel Designs After printing on textiles for more than 3 decades, we have found screen printing to be a skill loads of people are keen to learn. To show you how to do it yourself we grilled Jess, one of our screen printing production managers, to recommend a simple and fun way to print a tea towel … Read more
We all know ‘there is always time for tea’ and hosting a tea party is devilishly fun. Legend says that tea was discovered about 2737 BC, invented by Emperor Shen Nung of China and originated in China. The British were introduced to tea by the 17th century and the British introduced it in Australia. It … Read more
Bridal Showers are held for the lucky woman about to be married. According to popular stories, these traditions originated in Belgium around the 1860s. Usually, they are hosted by a close female friend or relative of the future bride, 4 to 6 weeks before the wedding. It is an occasion where drinks and delicious food … Read more
Thinking about the Baby Shower you’re organising for your best friend or relative? Looking for a unique item to invite and thank the guests for coming to this special event? Something to thank them for coming to celebrate the mother-to-be, in appreciation of the soon-to-be baby? As a caring host, don’t you want to offer … Read more
We will show you how to print your own personalised tea towel. The easy way or the hard but fun way.
What is a Tea Towel?
A tea towel is made from either cotton or linen to produce a soft cloth, with decorations being either woven or printed.
Tea towels are currently used in the kitchen for various purposes, like wrapping baked products, decorating a coffee table, keeping wet dishes clean and using them as hot pads, among other uses.
Using a tea towel as a fundraising idea for a charity, club or organisation is a fun way of bringing in money to support the good work that charities and other not-for-profit groups do for the community.
The fundraiser works so well because all members of the organisation can contribute to the design.
Each member gets a piece of paper and a magic marker to draw with, and then submits the design to the co-ordinator of the fundraiser.