Definition of tea towel
: a cloth for drying dishes
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Besides offering a selection of limited edition merchandise (literary tea towels, signed prints, bookish onesies), Harvard Book Store will collect love notes to bookstores.
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Indigo-and-white gingham tea towels will work in any style space, from a rustic farmhouse to a Mid-Century inspired cookspace like Huh’s kitchen.
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The collection prices range from about $15 for an official Harry and Meghan tea towel to about $70 for an official Harry and Meghan commemorative plate.
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All books, patterns, mugs, tea towels and yarns are 20 percent off.
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Our tea towels and oven mitts support food pantries.
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Next week, the store will host Ren London for a workshop on block printing, where guests will leave with the perfect, custom made linen tea towel.
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So the idea of zapping tea towels with a scanner gun in a Bed Bath & Beyond seemed deeply unnecessary.
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Once heated and charred, remove the tortilla to a clean tea towel and wrap to keep warm.
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First Known Use of tea towel
1863
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