Many years ago when I was a child my grandmother had a jacket that was made from towels. It opened down the front and each side was a towel edge so there was no need to finish them off. I think the collar was pointed in the back. I know she must have had a pattern but I surely can't find one now. Does anybody have one or know where I may be able to locate one? It would be perfect to wear around the house on chilly days.
Judi from Elgin, Oregon
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Did you ever find a pattern for this. I have one my mom made for me but would like to make more.
This site has some more pictures of the robe you are referring to. If you click on them it enlarges them. With this and the directions from the other person, I hope you are able to figure out how to make them.
Harriet
Looking for that same pattern. It was a simple design. My sister was making them for "bed jackets" back when she was a candy striper. It was basic towel cuts with a point in the back - no raw edges.
I have the pattern you are talking about. When I was growing up our neighbor gave my mother the pattern. She made us each one.
I would love a copy of your pattern .My daughter and I both had one our friend made and would love to make another.
I would love to have a copy or direction on this pattern. I want to have one made for my Mother who had one years ago. Please and Thank You
Could I possibly get a copy of the pattern please?
I have the pattern but Im not sure how it goes together .Directions would be gretly appreciated.
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Some years ago I had a jacket made from bath towels with fringe. 3 towels were used. The elbow length sleeves had fringe and the neck down the back had fringe also. Would anyone have any input/knowledge of this?
By Frances
