You can find wooden block stamps for block printing at craft stores, art supply stores, or online marketplaces like Amazon or Etsy.

For this project, it is recommended to use fabric paint that is specifically designed for block printing. These paints are usually water-based and offer good adhesion to fabric.

Textile medium is a clear liquid that is mixed with fabric paint to make it suitable for block printing. It helps to improve the paint's consistency, make it more workable, and ensure better adhesion to fabric.

To create your own block design, you can start by sketching your desired pattern on a piece of paper. Once satisfied, transfer the design onto the wooden block using a pencil and ruler. You can also find pre-designed blocks or stamps if you prefer not to create your own design.

Yes, you can definitely reuse the wooden block stamp for future projects. Clean the block thoroughly after each use by rinsing it with water or wiping it with a damp cloth. Make sure the block is completely dry before storing it to avoid any damage.

To care for the finished tea towels, allow the paint to fully cure (follow instructions on the fabric paint label) before washing them. After curing, hand wash the towels using mild detergent in cool water. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals and do not tumble dry. Iron the towels on a low setting if needed.

Yes, you can use this block printing technique on other fabric items such as napkins, tablecloths, tote bags, or even clothing. Just make sure to choose the appropriate fabric paint and follow the same process described in the tutorial.