Easy crochet towel toppers that will look great in your kitchen and keep your dish towels in place on your oven. Don't miss this free pattern
Crochet Towel Toppers make great quick projects and they are super practical too! Free and easy crochet towel topper patterns. #toweltopper #crochettoweltopper #freepatterns #freecrochet
The Crochet Christmas Gnome Towel Topper is a free crochet pattern for a cute addition to your holiday kitchen decor! Removable towel for ease - so fun!
Easy crochet towel toppers that will look great in your kitchen and keep your dish towels in place on your oven. Don't miss this free pattern
I designed this towel topper specifically for towels with cute designs on the front. I also wanted to create one that was a bit more polished in appearance, using single crochet instead of the usual double crochet stitches. They were a big hit at my vendor markets this year and work up super fast, u
Crochet towel holders, or towel toppers, are all the rage lately! This beginner friendly crochet pattern is fast, easy, and extremely useful in the kitchen.
Crochet towel holder are such a cute way to hold your towel in place in your kitchen. Just fold over a bar in your kitchen and add a towel!
Crochet Towel Toppers make great quick projects and they are super practical too! Free and easy crochet towel topper patterns. #toweltopper #crochettoweltopper #freepatterns #freecrochet
Make your kitchen functional with these 20 free crochet towel topper patterns that will brighten up your kitchen by adding lovely yarn colors along with being super practical. Along with adding fun shapes, characters, and designs to your towels, these toppers will help your towels to hang easily on a rope line, metal rod towel rack, and also on the kitchen cabinet doorknobs. Nothing is complicated here, these patterns are simple and straightforward and require a beginner skill level only. To see a stunning array of designs, explore this roundup of 20 unique free crochet towel topper pattern that is
Crochet towel holders, or towel toppers, are all the rage lately! This beginner friendly crochet pattern is fast, easy, and extremely useful in the kitchen.
Ever since I learned how to crochet, I’ve loved making items that are quick, easy, and useful. It all started with dishcloths, which is where My Favorite Dishcloth pattern came from. But now, it’s time to add a kitchen towel to the collection! The Dishie Towel has quickly become my new favorite kitchen towel. When...
Tired of your kitchen towels slipping off the towel bar? The Basic Keyhole Crochet Towel is your solution with its stay put keyhole design!
How to add a crochet topper to a kitchen towel to keep them in place and off the floor. A tutorial with pictures!
Discover crochet tips and find inspiration on Your Crochet's free patterns blog. Read our post, 'Year Round Towel Toppers Free Crochet Patterns'.
Tired of your kitchen towels slipping off the towel bar? The Farmhouse Striped Towel is your solution with its stay put keyhole design!
One of the first patterns I shared on my blog was my beginner towel topper. That was over two years ago. In the last two years of making these cute towels, I have found different
You'll need: Kitchen Towel (sample used is about 15 1/2 inches wide, 25 inches long) Ticket hole punch Worsted weight yarn (sample used is Red Heart acrylic yarn) Crochet hook size 4mm This topper is crocheted directly on a kitchen towel, after punching holes on one short edge. I used my ticket hole punch. (Its a little hard on the hand, but I liked the result). I made it without adding a button or other closure, since I was going to hang it on a hook. I didn't measure the holes or lined it straight, just eyeballed it about 1/4 inch from the edge, and 1/4 inch apart from each other. I made 41 holes. The exact number of stitches does not matter much. Row 1: Join yarn on the 1st hole, ch 1, esc (see esc tutorial below) in each hole across, turn. Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as 1st tr), (tr tog the next two sts) across, tr on the last st, turn. (see tr tog tutorial below) Row 3: Repeat row 2. Row 4: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in each st across, turn. Row 5: Repeat row 4, turn. Row 6: Ch 4 (counts as tr), (tr tog next 2 sts) twice, ch 1, skip 1 st, (tr tog next 2 sts) twice, tr on last st., turn. Row 7: Ch 1, sc in each st, turn. Row 8: Ch 1, (sc tog next 2 sts) 3 times, sc on last st, turn. Row 9: Ch 1, (sc tog next 2 sts) twice, sl st on last st. Fasten off and weave in ends. ESC - Extended Single Crochet Stitch 1. Insert hook into stitch (or space) and pull up a loop. 2. Yarn over and draw loop thru one loop (as if making a chain). 3. Yarn over and draw loop thru 2 loops on hook to finish the single crochet. 4. Esc made. 2-TR TOG - 2-Treble together (or tr decrease) 1. Yarn over hook twice, insert on stitch, and draw up a loop. 2. Yarn over and draw loop thru 2 loops on hook; 3 loops left on hook. 3. Yarn over and insert hook on next stitch, pull up a loop. (You now have 5 loops on hook.) 4. Yarn over and draw thru 2 loops, leaving 4 loops on hook. 5. Yarn over and draw thru 3 loops, leaving 2 loops. 6. Yarn over and draw thru remaining 2 loops. Tr tog made.
How to add a crochet topper to a kitchen towel to keep them in place and off the floor. A tutorial with pictures!
Let me show you how to crochet a simple towel holder. It's a free pattern that you can use over and over. You will always have a gift ready for someone special.
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Christmas is all about giving. And the most treasured gifts are the ones you make yourself. Soooo. . . how does quick and easy sound to you? It doesn’t get much quicker and easier than these adorable hanging hand towels. . . and the bonus is. . . you can whip up several in less than an hour! Requirements: (Makes 2 hanging hand towels) 1 hand towel or thick tea towel, 2 fat quarters in matching fabrics, Iron on medium weight interfacing, 2 large buttons, Velcro (optional), Sewing machine and normal sewing supplies. Download my pattern template HERE
I designed this towel topper specifically for towels with cute designs on the front. I also wanted to create one that was a bit more polished in appearance, using single crochet instead of the usual double crochet stitches. They were a big hit at my vendor markets this year and work up super fast, u
This crochet hanging ring towel holder is made with either a bracelet or a hair elastic. First crochet around the ring, then add the loop and the button.
Easy to follow photographic tutorial to make a beautiful, delicate crochet edged dish towel from Anne Weil of Flax & Twine. Choose from two different edges.
Here are some awesome looking crochet towel holder patterns compiled for you. These are perfect for holding your towel aside from your oven or sink.
Get a free hand towel pattern to make a quick, easy towel topper. Never lose your hand towel in your kitchen again! Easy instructions.
By Rebecca Langford
Hello again! Two posts in one week...watch out! I'm on fire!! Lol. I have a lot of catching up to do, so I guess I shouldn't get too excited yet! I recently held a Mother's Day workshop
This crochet towel ring is a modern spin to a crochet towel topper, that's just as useful. These cute towel rings are super quick to whip up, making them great for prepping for your next craft fair or vendor market. They also make a wonderful crochet Christmas gift, especially when you pair them wit
I recently came across a crocheted towel holder on Pinterest. Since I only knit, this is my attempt at creating a similar towel topper with the most basic knit of all: garter stitch.
Good news! I made it through my first week at my new job! Woohoo! They were right when they told me it was a very busy office, its VERY BUSY!! I like busy though, it really helps the time to go by quickly and when you are working 12 hours shifts, that's most helpful! Before I started working again I had lots of time to do crafty things. This crocheted edge tea towel is one of those things and I thought I'd show you what I did because its pretty easy, if you know how to crochet already that is. If not, crochet is so easy to learn. I learned as a kid. My sweet Mamaw taught me. I was at Marshall's one day just browsing around when I spotted these adorable floral bunny tea towels! I thought they would look so cute with a crocheted trim on them, so that's where this idea came from! I'm loving yellow and purple for my Spring decor this year so this towel fit right in to that color scheme! Here's a close up of the tag that was on it. Maybe you can still find some for you, but if not, I'm sure there will be lots of cute ones out there to choose from! You will need the following items: Tea Towel Yarn to match Crochet Hook (I used size G) Scissors Needle Thread to match This is the cotton yarn I picked up at Michael's, the color is country yellow. I used a size G crochet needle but you can use whatever size you like. The needle and yarn size will make a difference in how big or small your finished crochet work will be. You can find the yellow yarn as well as lots of other colors, on the Michael's web site for $1.99 right here. Now, I didn't snap pictures of me as I crocheted. That's extremely hard to do alone, but I have two links below where you can see step by step how to create the shell stitch that I made here as well as others. HOW TO CROCHET SHELL STITCH HOW TO CROCHET PRETTY EDGING Here's what I did: 1. Make the chain which is the base of your shell trim. I chained 71 times. That's the length I needed to fit my towel which is 19" wide. 2. Make a single crochet stitch into the second chain stitch from your hook. 3. Skip the next two chain stitches, then make a double crochet stitch into the next chain stitch after that. Make four more double crochet stitches into the same chain stitch, for a total of five double crochet stitches in all. 4. Skip the next two chain stitches. Now make a single crochet stitch into the next chain stitch after the empty chains. Now you have your first crochet shell! 5. Repeat the following to finish your trim: *Skip two chains *Make five double crochets in the next chain stitch. *Skip two chains *Single crochet in the next chain 6. Repeat step 5 until the end of the row, ending with a single crochet in the final stitch. Tie it off. Now you can attach your finished trim to your tea towel by hand sewing it on using a whip stitch like you see me using in the picture above. You'll notice that you can't see my hand stitching on the front side. I made sure that I just grabbed the bottom layer of the towel when I was stitching. I only added the trim to one end. You can certainly add it to both ends, but I chose not to. One thing I will remind you of is, if your towel has a "right side up" design on it, make sure you add your trim to the correct end of your towel or like me, you may have your bunnies hanging upside down! I made this mistake and had to take the trim back off and reattach it the correct way. :) If you love these yellow tulips, you can find them right here in my Amazon shop. There are lots of colors and are at an excellent price! $16 for 30 tulips! If you loved this idea and want to save it for later, be sure to pin it to your favorite Pinterest board. I have a Pinterest board all set up called Kitchen Goodness that has lots of fun stuff and I'm pinning something new every day. Won't you join me? GREAT NEWS! I now have an Amazon Storefront! If you ever want to purchase anything I'm showing you here, you can pop over to my shop and see what I've picked out for you! Click right here to visit. It doesn't have to be done all at once. It is a slow process in the works! C-ya next time! I'm Linking to: These lovely and FUN parties! Between Naps on the Porch The Dedicated House - (I was featured) The Self Sufficient Home Acre
Hello friends! I am taking a slight diversion from my regularly scheduled sharing of other people's patterns and here I am sharing my own. To celebrate this generous Christmas season, this pattern is FREE!!! It's right here! No clicking away, no scrolling forever and ever. No wondering how you'll ever find the pattern! It's right
This post may contain affiliate links! My Grandma has been making these no slip dish towels for awhile now --I have a whole collection! She actually crochets some (but that is a skill she
