PAT’S TEA TOWELS chapter 4
1989 marked the tercentenary of the ‘Glorious Revolution7. This was the phrase coined for the arrival of William of Orange as the husband of Queen Mary and King of England…
1989 marked the tercentenary of the ‘Glorious Revolution7. This was the phrase coined for the arrival of William of Orange as the husband of Queen Mary and King of England…
There are two central fabric printing and dyeing methods: one is traditional paint printing, and the other is reactive printing instead of paint printing…
Tea towels are ephemeral, even throwaway. Their most everyday of purposes might seem to rob them of any potential dignity. Frayed and holey, hanging on the rail of the Aga or revisited in a pile of ironing…
Pat designed over 300 tea towels for the Trust. This book is a record of that body of work, containing a selection of the designs that have given so much pleasure both to the members of the Trust and to their designer.
Just as the programme serves as souvenir of a play, a lasting memory of the visit to the theatre, so, for many years, the tea towel was a vital part of a visit to a National Trust property…
Pat Albeck, who died in September 2017, was a prolific and well-known textile and homewear designer. Pat started work in the 1950s and continued working throughout her life…
Our new website www.blancteatowel.com has been updated and launched. I hope our new website can provide you with better customized digital printing services…
Dear friends, Tomorrow is the Chinese New Year, and the Blanc tea towel is here to wish you and your family a happy new year and a happy family. Thank you for your attention and support to Brown tea towels in 2020.
It is a great honor for the BLANC Tea Towel to cooperate with the BBC Children in Need project. We have produced a digital printing tea towel for the BBC Children in Need project. ..
‘An old vintage dress fabric inspired my first ironing-board cover-the idea proved so popular that many more vintage-Style items, ranging from tablecloths and seat cushions to tea towels, followed.’