how to make a hooded towel::Simple designs, such as these , are the easiest to work with how to make a hooded towel

how to make a hooded towel::Simple designs, such as these , are the easiest to work with.
Use fabric scraps that go well with terry cloth, such as fleece, felt or other fuzzy, lowraveling fabrics.
Make sure to prewash your towel and washcloth, or terry cloth fabric, before making the hooded towel.
Cut the bath towel in half widthwise, making two squares.
Set one square aside.
Cut the washcloth in half diagonally, making two triangles.
Set one triangle aside.
Hem or finish the cut edge of the washcloth the same way you did the towel.
This will be the hood for the towel.
To do this, simply cut scraps of fabric into the shapes you want, arrange them on top of the washcloth, and zigzag stitch around each piece of fabric.
Position the washcloth on one corner of the towel, lining up the edges.
Stitch the washcloth to the towel along the overlapping edges.
Leave the lower, hemmed edge of the washcloth unstitched.