Appliqué Dish Towels
Harvest season is around the corner, and these appliqué dish towels are a perfect project. Create them to display in your own kitchen, or make some to gift to friends, teachers, neighbors, and more.

How to Make Appliqué Dish Towels
These appliqué dish towels are quick and easy to create; all you need is the Harvest Home Template Set, some scrap fabric, and fusible adhesive. Grab your materials, and let’s get started.

Materials
- woven cotton dish towel
- 5” fabric scraps (I used the Harvest Home collection)
- Harvest Home template set
- fusible adhesive
- scissors
- pencil

Instructions
- Iron fusible adhesive to the back side of your fabric.
- Trace the template shapes onto the adhesive’s paper backing.
- Cut out your shapes.
- Peel off the backing and place your fabric pieces on the towel and layer as desired.
- Iron to fuse the shapes in place (use the fusible adhesive manufacturer’s instructions as a guide).
- Machine or hand stitch around the shapes, close to the edge of the fabric.

Crafting Tips
- If you’re using directional fabric, make sure to pay attention to the way you’re tracing your shapes. Learn from my mistakes – I ended up with a small pumpkin that has upside down words…not the end of the world, but it could have been even better.
- In addition to stitching around the shapes, you can stitch details, like the lines on the pumpkins or a vein in a leaf.
- These templates are designed to work on 5” fabric squares, so pieces from a charm pack are perfect for this project.

Frequently Asked Questions
I designed these templates by hand to coordinate with my Harvest Home fabric collection! You can find them for sale individually and as a set of six in my online shop. You’ll also get a free mini-quilt pattern with your purchase of the set.
Check out the list here, organized by state, to find a store near you or an online retailer!
Of course! In fact the apple in my sample is made with red fabric from my Oh Say Can You Sew collection.
The Harvest Home Template Set contains a large pumpkin, a small pumpkin, an apple, and three distinct leaf shapes.

More Project Ideas
If you enjoyed this project, check out these other fall crafting ideas.
If you try any of these projects, I’d love to see how they turn out! Make sure you’re part of the Amy Latta & Friends Facebook Group so you can share your latest project photos and we can all inspire each other. See you there!












