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Fun with Puns DIY Kitchen Towels

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These easy DIY Kitchen Towels make a perfect kitchen decoration or gift idea… and who doesn’t like a good food pun every now and then? 😉

DIY Pun Kitchen Towels - these are so fun! Perfect for fall decor or a great gift idea too!

Hey there, I hope you’re having a great weekend! Today I’m so excited (in a guilty pleasure kind of way) to share with you the pun loving nerd in me. I.love.puns! I think I have a pun translator built inside my brain because I’m always thinking of puns in various life scenarios or conversations. See, I told you it was nerdy. 😉 I always love a good food pun, especially when I can integrate it into my kitchen decor somehow. Win win with these DIY Kitchen Towels! Using printable iron-on gives the images dimension and texture, making it look as if they were hand painted onto the towels. I thought these have a little bit of a fall feel too… win times 3!

Fun with Puns DIY Kitchen Towels

Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Open the Kitchen Towels cut file in Cricut Design Space. The font in the file is a Cricut font called Jubilee. If you don’t have this font or you’d prefer another, you can select any font you’d like from the Cricut fonts or any font from your computer. Cricut Design Space - DIY Kitchen Towels
  2. The project will be on 3 mats; 2 for the print then cut images (2 images per mat) and 1 for the text that will be cut. Make sure to mirror the images and text since we’re using iron on. Also make sure that the “Bleed (for print then cut)” box is checked. Don’t worry about the images looking like they are blurred, the cut will take care of that.Print then cut feature on Cricut for DIY Kitchen Towels
  3. Print the images onto the Iron-on Printable material. The machine will know where to cut by sensing the black corners that print out on the page around the images. Cool, right? Allow to dry for 5 – 10 minutes before cutting. Set the dial on the Cricut to “Custom” and select “Iron-on, Printable” from the drop-down menu; cut images.Print then cut with Cricut machine to make these adorable DIY Kitchen Towels
  4. Return to the design mats and mirror the words. Turn dial to “Iron-on”; cut words.Always reverse images and type when using iron on for Cricut
  5. Using the weeder tool, remove excess material around cuts.
  6. Set iron to high. Pre-warm the towel with iron and position image on towel. Place press cloth over iron-on and press firmly with iron for 25 – 30 seconds. Continue to lift and press over entire design area. Peel backing off slowly; if any corners are lifting then simply press again.  Repeat with words.Iron on DIY Kitchen Towels with CricutCricut Iron On
  7. Repeat for remaining 3 towels.

I had so much fun (maybe a little too much!) making these DIY Kitchen Towels! Here is how they all turned out:

DIY Kitchen Towels - I love a good pun! :)DIY Iron On Kitchen Towels - these would be such a cute gift!Hello Gourd-geous DIY Kitchen Towels - so fun!These pun DIY kitchen towels are so fun!

I’m having the hardest time deciding on the towel rotation… is it wrong if I just have them all out?

DIY Pun Kitchen Towels - these are so stinking cute!

Even if you aren’t a pun lover like me, DIY Kitchen Towels are so easy to make and would make great gifts with the holidays around the corner.

Thanks for indulging me by reading about my obsession on this Punday, aka Sunday. Sorry I had to! 😉 Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

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  1. Whitney S. says

    Hi Lydia! I love this and want to make them; however, when I try to open the cut files, Cricut just hangs up and I end up having to close it out and never can get the files. Any tips?

    Thank you!

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  2. Shelly Haefy Crofford says

    Thanks for this tutorial and links. I am new at this so having a prepped project made this so easy! I used my Cricut Maker. Not sure how to leave a photo, but I am so pleased with the outcome!

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    • Lydia says

      Thank you so much Joyce! You definitely need a Cricut! I’m always just blown away by all the things I can make with it! Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful weekend! xo

    • Lydia says

      Puns forever! 🙂 I’d love to see them when your’re done Trudy! Good luck with the remodel, how exciting!

  12. Emily says

    I adore these!! Anything punny gets a thumbs-up in my book 🙂 I just had to choose these as my Feature Pick for this week’s Merry Monday party. Thanks for linking up with us! Hope you’ll join us again 🙂

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  13. Kate says

    I literally LOL’d at ‘Getting Figgy With It’. Too funny..and cute!
    Thanks for sharing with us this week at the Merry Monday link party!
    We hope to see you again next week!
    Kate | TheOrganizedDream.com

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  15. Melissa says

    ‘Orange-ya’ glad you did this post! It’s so fun to make decor with your own creations and verbiage. I sure ‘ham’ glad I read this..great ideas great fun!

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