Faith-Based Kitchen Towels for Summer: Scripture in Full Color

There’s something sacred about the kitchen—especially when it’s filled with words of scripture. That’s why I created a new collection of faith-based kitchen towels, blending full-color beauty with daily inspiration.

It’s where we gather, feed the people we love, and move through the small, ordinary moments that shape our days. So why not make that space a little more comforting? A little more encouraging? A little more you?

Be Still. Grace. Trust.

My summer kitchen towel collection includes three designs, each inspired by verses that have carried me personally:

• “Be Still and know that I am God” – A reminder to pause and find peace, even when life feels loud or uncertain.

• “Grace upon Grace” – A soft, floral design that reflects God’s abundance—especially when we’re tired and stretched thin.

• “Trust in the Lord with all your heart” – A bold yet calming towel to help anchor you through the day’s decisions and doubts.

Each one is hand-pressed in our Illinois studio, using a brand new pneumatic heat press that my summer team is loving (and my fingers appreciate 😅). These towels are not mass-produced. They’re made with intention and heart, just like everything at Firefly Wishes.

Christian Towels: From Everyday Use to Thoughtful Gifts

These scripture dish towels make beautiful, practical gifts for:

• Weddings and bridal showers

• Housewarming parties

• Encouragement gifts for friends and family

• Or just to brighten your own kitchen this summer

They’re 100% cotton, lint-free, machine washable, and hemmed on all sides—meaning they work hard and look beautiful doing it.

Handmade Scripture Towels That Brighten Your Day

Faith doesn’t always show up in dramatic ways. Sometimes, it’s a quiet verse printed on a towel, catching your eye in the middle of making lunch or cleaning up after dinner.

These Christian kitchen towels were made to bring those little sparks of peace into the everyday—into your home, your gifting, your rhythm of life.

I like to think of them as Firefly Wishes—small bursts of light in ordinary places.

Cheers,

Amy