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One end of the towel |
All summer and fall, I have been trying to do some sorting out, decluttering and cleaning at my dad's house. There are so many storage areas that he never even looks at! I did a bit of clearing out in the linen closet and one day I came upon this interesting linen Christmas towel. I am guessing that my mother must have received it as a gift, as it doesn't really seem to be her taste.
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The other end of the towel |
What I find so interesting is how there are all different types of motifs here, from tree ornaments to angels to elves to a little village. They don't really seem to belong together, and yet they are tied together by the color scheme and by the common theme of Christmas.
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A closer look at some of the motifs. See the tiny village in the center of the photo? |
Hope you have enjoyed this peek at a vintage Christmas towel!
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