Hello friends of the 
@needleworkmonday scissors, thread and needle loving Community, today I share with you my participation 
@ocd Community Boost Contest # 7: Highlighting NeedleWorkMonday. This oportuity the contest is based on making a sewing project. I joined this great contest at the suggestion of a family member 
@katteaguilera, at first I hesitated to participate because I've never been good for crafts and even less for sewing, but after reviewing the NeedleWorkMonday Community and seeing each of the works published, I got excited to make something with my own hands and my creativity, and as they say "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW; AS LONG AS WE ARE WILLING TO TRY".
@needleworkmonday scissors, thread and needle loving Community, today I share with you my participation @ocd Community Boost Contest # 7: Highlighting NeedleWorkMonday. This oportuity the contest is based on making a sewing project. I joined this great contest at the suggestion of a family member @katteaguilera, at first I hesitated to participate because I've never been good for crafts and even less for sewing, but after reviewing the NeedleWorkMonday Community and seeing each of the works published, I got excited to make something with my own hands and my creativity, and as they say "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW; AS LONG AS WE ARE WILLING TO TRY".
Here I will share with you how to make some kitchen towels, a very common and widely used utensil in every home.
*2 pieces of 60 cm long fabrics
*Scissors
*Needle and thread
*Metric tape
*2 cords
*Take the fabric and cut it to the size you want: I cut 2 pieces, one 60 centimeters long and 3 centimeters wide and the other 40 centimeters long and 20 centimeters wide.
*Stitch both sides to the previously chopped edges to the required size.
*If you wish you can put a decorative ribbon, in my case as I had no ribbon I used a cord to make the handles and put a decorative touch and so it is not so simple.
And this is how my kitchen towels turned out.