If the gift giving season leaves you scratching your head trying to figure out what to get everyone on your list, you’re in luck! This year, we’ve rounded up 50 tea towel designs that will make the season of giving easier than ever. From teachers to technicians and everything in between, there’s a design for everyone this year thanks to the 500,000+ designs available in the Spoonflower Marketplace!
No time to DIY a set of linen cotton canvas tea towels? Be sure to visit our sister site, Roostery, to order these designs or any others from the Marketplace as finished tea towels. Just remember– ensure your order ships in time for the holidays using our helpful holiday shipping deadlines!
See which designs made the list!
1. For the Cat Lover
2. For the Dog Lover
3. For the Activist
4. For the Aspiring Barista
5. For the Cook
6. For the Gardener
7. For the Wine Connoisseur
8. For Someone Who Loves Sushi Soy Much
9. For the Tea Drinker
10. For the Photographer
11. For the Astronaut in Training
12. For the Fashionista
13. For the Brewmaster
14. For the Green Thumb
15. For the Mountaineer
16. For the Musician
17. For the Educator
18. For the Knitter
19. For the Shoe Lover
20. For the Plant Whisperer
21. For the Sewist
22. For the World Traveler
23. For the Tennis Master
24. For the Baker
25. For the Grill Master
26. For the Farmers Market Fan
27. For the Make-Up Artist
28. For the Florist
29. For the DIY Diva
30. For the Flower Child
31. For the Bookworm
32. For the Weekend Warrior
33. For the Sweet Tooth
34. For the Beach Bum
35. For the Geologist
36. For the Gamer
37. For the Car Collector
38. For the Gem Collector
39. For the Pilot
40. For the Ski Bum
41. For the Mixologist
42. For Grandma
43. For the Wordsmith
44. For the Artist
45. For the Fisherman
46. For the Rockstar
47. For the Handyman
48. For the Swedish Folk Art Collector
49. For the Intergalactic Gal
50. For the Dreamer
Ready for even more DIY gift inspiration? See what projects made our ultimate one-of-a-kind handmade gift guide!
Lorrell Holtz-Oxley
Hi there,
Your swedish folk art link heads to an equally beautiful design, but not the one shown in your photo. 🙂
Meredith
Hi Lorrell,
Thanks so much for letting us know! This has been updated.
Janelle
What would be a good material for tea towels? I normally make them out of waffle cloth or terry clutch but I don’t see that as a fabricmoption. Is there another choice that would be thick like that?
Meredith
Hi Janelle,
We recommend our Linen Cotton Canvas for tea towels!
Nancy Merritt
It would be great if you offered one of the fabrics suggested by Janelle, or a soft floursack-type cotton – much more absorbant and practical than the canvas for tea towels!
Nancy
Terri
Agree.
Heegyum
Agree.