How To Do Cute Towel Foldings & Other Creative Ways To Fold Towels To Impress Your Guests

Written by Lynnette on September 16, 2007 | Comments (2)

towel-origami-book.jpgI've heard it called "towel origami" before.

But I've always referred to it as "cute folded towels" and "unique ways cruise ships fold towels".

I've been keeping a collection of creatively folded towel photos for some time now.

I think it's time to share them with others...


I've been on 2 different cruises with 2 different cruise lines:

Unfortunately, I didn't take many pictures of the cleverly folded towel shapes that the bedroom stewards made for us each time they cleaned our cabin.


My photos are here:

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Fortunately, others have created some wonderful collections of creatively folded towels. Those photos are here:

how-to-make-a-towel-monkey-book.jpgCruise Ship Towel Animals

Spluch Towel Foldings

Disney Cruise Towel Animals

Towel Critters


My personal favorites are:

The towel folded like a pig...


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The bunny rabbit towel critter...

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The towel folded like a stingray...

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Here are some videos to help you create animal shapes out of towels:

Make a towel monkey...


Make an elephant out of folded towels...


Watch "the towel expert" turn a towel into a shirt...


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2 Comments

T. Grace said:

That's incredible! I'd never heard of towel origami before! I've got to try this sometime. :D Out of those that I've seen so far, I think the bunny and the monkey are my favorites. What did you do to make the eyes?

March 23, 2008 4:17 AM | Reply to this Comment
dhanapal said:

yours towel arts are very excellent

December 4, 2007 9:22 AM | Reply to this Comment

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