Friday, March 25, 2011

French Farmhouse Tea Towels


I received my French Farmhouse Tea Towels from Maria at The Growers Daughter a few days ago. She has an online Etsy boutique, and I just couldn't resist these great towels.

Three towels with three different sentiments, each with a red stripe.
Totally adorable!




I have such a weakness for kitchen towels! Talk about an inexpensive pick me up.
These three towels were only $15!

Here are three more towels, recently purchased at the de Young Museum gift store, of all places!

I washed this one. It actually made it better! What does Essuie de Vaisselle mean?
Well according to the Google translator, it means dish towel! Imagine that?

I'm joining Cindy at My Romantic Home for Show and Tell Friday.
On Saturday, I'm linking up to Laurie at Bargain Hunting with Laurie for Favorite Things Saturday.

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31 comments:

Sarah said...

Delores, I once created a post just on dish towels myself, so I'm one of those who falls into the category of "admirers of dish towels". These French inspired textiles make me happy, too! ~ Sarah

Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...

Love your towels, they are fantastic. Love your sink also, perfect drool power. Hugs, Marty

janette@ The2Seasons said...

I bought some tea towels at a small town French market last fall when I was bicycling from Paris to Brugges. You just can't beat that French look, can you? Yours are very, very cute. Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

Hi Delores, that's funny about those French, they make the name dish towel sound romantic! C'est la vie! Nest-ce pas! Thease towels look good on your sink. Terri www.morningdewdrops.typepad.com

Kathy Walker said...

I totally agree...new dish towels always bring a smile and make everything a little brighter!

Tricia Rose Rough Linen said...

'Faire la vaisselle' is to do the washing-up, so literally essuie de vaisselle is the 'wiper' for the dishes.

We adapted a Jacques Brel song to sing "La vaisselle, la vaisselle, la vaisselle commence a l'aurore..." washing-up starts at dawn, because we had no dishwasher there!

Linda in AZ * said...

* I'm SOOO with you on this lil' PASSION for Tea Towels... I wonder why that is, but I TOO just seem to always want more!!! (Maaaybe because they're a $20 JOY instead of a $20,000 one?)...

Either way, THESE are so darling~~~ (And they're SOOOO Y*O*U!!!)...

Hugs,
Linda in AZ *

Linda in AZ * said...

P.S. I just ordered a bunny one & I think the OTHER one has a cabbage on it... check out Wisteria~ I think that's where I got them! Cute for Easter/Spring!)...XO Me *

jninecostumes said...

Absolutely beautiful!

Salmagundi said...

Love the dish towels, especially at that great price. They are perfect for your beautiful home. Sally

d e l i g h t said...

Love towels that look pretty!
Linda

Caroline (Piorra Maison) said...

Love the tea towels, C'est trés chic. Au revoir
Caroline

ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...

Delores those towels are sooooo pretty!! I have a thing for nice kitchen dishtowels to,especially when they have a red stripe on it! Have a great weekend, Martina

Patricia @ ButterYum said...

dish towel - haha!! love them, thanks for the link!!

:)
ButterYum

Allison said...

Oh, I love your dish towels! Those are a great pick me up. I will have to pop over to her shop and see if she has more. I'm needing a pick me up myself! Very pretty, Delores and I love the ones from the museum as well. Happy Weekend to you!

Vintage Gal said...

Love, love, love those dish towels. I know what you mean ~ any linens make my day and make me smile ;-)

Unknown said...

My mom always loved dish towels, as soon as we were married she would buy my sisters and I dish towels for every ocassion...I miss her and her love of the dish towel...thanks for reminding me how much a dish towel is part of life!

DecRenew Interiors said...

I love to give dishtowels as house warming gifts. I'll be ordering some of these lovelies!!!! Glad I've discovered your blog.

Ruthie

abby jenkins said...

as a prop stylist for food shows I must have a thousand dishtowels. thank GOD I have a job where I can justify buying more and more. SO many essuie de vaisselle so little time!

Jacqueline~Cabin and Cottage said...

Okay, so these are terrific looking! Love that you showed them off!

Room Service ~ Decorating 101 said...

I love those and I also like the flour sack towels too. You have great taste in everything.

Kathysue said...

If we have to do the chore of the dishes why not do it in French!!! These are just fun Miss D,Kathysue

quintessence said...

What charming towels. Sometimes it's just the little touches that can make a difference!

Gracefully Vintage said...

Those are just lovely towels. The simplicty and the words are inspiring and Beauty.
Karryann
Love the blog

On Crooked Creek said...

Delores,
I, too, think that fresh dish towels make the kitchen more "dressed" for each season. My drawer is overflowing with lovely dish towel, but none are French. Perhaps in the near future! Thank you for sharing your newest collections!
Fondly,
Pat

NanaDiana said...

Delores-What gorgeous towels. They just "finish" your kitchen, don't you think? LOVE them! xxoo Diana

Charo said...

Fabulous!

Hugs
Charo

bj said...

I love 'em. Talk about frenchy-ness at your fingertips....:)
Thanks for the address; I am going to order some, too.

Anonymous said...

Delores: Yes, I too have a weakness for kitchen towels! They can add such color, are fun to collect, last forever, and oh the variety! Love love these....

Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...

Love them Delores! I am going to go check out that Etsy ~ it's a new one for me. I love the ones you got at the museum store too. Thank you so much for linking to Favorite Things. laurie

Pinky at Designs by Pinky said...

I will have to send for 2 sets of these for 2 good friends! I, too, love tea towels! Yours are wonderful!!!!! XO, Pinky

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