Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Vintage Style - Bread Dough Covers


I make nearly all of our bread and rolls along with pizza and breadsticks.  I always thought it might be nice to have a pretty cloth dedicated to covering my dough as it rises rather than tossing a dish towel over the top.  A towel works nicely but as often as I make bread I figured my dough deserves something a little more special.


I cut a piece of off white muslin to the size I wanted.  Just large enough to cover a loaf of French bread or a pair of loaf pans.


I love to embroider so it was an easy decision to add a design to the fabric, although I think they would be every bit as nice plain.  I chose vintage embroidery patterns.


When I was finished with the embroidery I pressed each cloth and turned the edges over to make a nice clean hem.  I used a decorative stitch and some vintage lace I had in my sewing stash to finish each one. 



I really love how they turned out.  Man!  We are getting downright fancy around here! J

Steakhouse brown bread dough






6 comments:

  1. Those are so nice! I love the one with the little birds the best :o)

    Tania

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  2. I like the idea of a dedicated bread rising cover. Yours are lovely.

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    1. Thank you Anne. I really enjoy them and the family knows not to use them as towels.

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  3. What a good and cute idea! I see another project in my future!

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