My sister use to make these and she never got the chance to show me before she passed. This is so simple I followed along and only have the button left to do. Thanks very much.
I really like this pattern better. I use to make this and sewed my towel so it wouldn't unravel. Pamela I love your tutorials. They are easy to understand.
I have just finished my first one, so easy yet so rewarding. Gonna made a bunch of these for Xmas gifts. Thank you for video it was so easy to follow along with you, great job
Hey Pamela... watched tons of videos trying to find the best crochet topper...started the process... but found d yours today...and found it to be the best one....finished 5 today...I'm adding a shell trim on the bottom...already had all the bottoms done...cut my fabric in towel in half...and added the topper...thank you for all the tips and details...
my husband's grandmother used to make these for everyone. been years since she passed. i'll have to make a bunch for everyone in the family so the younger households have them too.
Oh Goodness I used to make these years ago. I forgot how fun there were to make and how cute they turned out! Thanks Pamela for the awesome reminder! Great tutorial!
I love these! And now I will be adding them to my ever growing list of projects lol. For everyone looking for more towel options Dollar General also sells holiday/seasonal towels for a dollar each usually
My friends mom passed away before she could crochet the toppers on some towels she had cut. I’m so happy to find such an easy to follow video so I can complete the towels for her and her 2 sisters. Thank you
I appreciate this video so much. First I’m a lefty second none of them clicked. This one clicked and it’s so simple! Just wow my frustration over it is gone! 🎉 can’t stop! Thanks again. Denise in Virginia!
I finished my 1st dish towel topper. Now, I will sew on the button. What I love about this video besides it being very helpful is that the towel is cut in half. You don’t need any more towel than that. Perfect.
I had bought a bunch of these dish towels at Dollar Tree/ Family Dollar, General Dollar & Walmart for a different craft. I had stopped working on this craft I was using these dish towels for & now I have a bunch of dishtowels left over so I think I'm going to try making these dish towel toppers for the leftover dishtowels I accumulated. It will most definitely keep me busy for awhile. Thanks Pamela for this easy tutorial.
Thanks for another great tutorial ! The scissors that cut with the zig-zag line are called Pinking Shears. I remember my mother using them to cut fabric. Happy New Year with Blessings from NYC ☃️✨❄️
Thank you! So happy to have found your tutorial. I've been buying up towels to make these. Just needed to find the right topper. I think I have!! Just in time to make some for Christmas gifts. 😊
Very easy to follow and understand your tutorial! Made my first one tonight but I didn't cut the towel in half, just folded it to make it thicker. My mother-in-law is coming for a visit and wants to learn how to make these. Now I'll be able to teach her! Thank you!!!
My grandma made probably hundreds of these for people throughout the years. I used this pattern to make one for my mom, and she was ecstatic. It's a great pattern, very easy to follow and looks great. Thank you! ❤
Thanks Pamela for the tutorial....I have made many of these before but I really like your pattern better....I am going to be making a set for a gift exchange at our women’s church dinner this week ❤️
Thank you for making this video. My grandmother used to crochet and make these and I would look forward to getting them for Christmas. She has long passed and I still have one she made hanging in my kitchen, faded and threadbare. You have become my new grandma and I made one while following your video! She used to cut the towels in half too, so I followed that as well.
Thank you….made my first towel…..your tutorial is wonderful…..mine doesn’t look quite as good as yours…I am thrilled…77yrs old today, can ride bike & now make kitchen towels..😊
Loved this tutorial! Thank you, This made it so much easier to understand. Your directions were great! I will definitely try this! Im new to crocheting and appreciate you showing us how to do it. Thank you!
Lovely pattern! I find your instructions so easy to follow. Started learning to crochet about a month ago for the purpose of making cotton dishcloths and towel toppers. Your hint to do the border from the back makes for a beautiful finish. Thank you, I've learned so much.
I have a sharp scoring tool that I got from the Dollar Tree and I hope that will work for these. Thanks for another lovely tutorial! I’ve been wanting to try these! Make great little gifts for any time as you mentioned in the beginning and I like to also have some for myself!
I haven't made these in like 20 years. My daughter recently asked me to make some with towels she purchased. So I had to look for a video to refresh my mind. I didn't make them like you showed here but I love how they turned out so I'll follow your pattern. Thanks!! ❤
Pamela, I love this little pattern! I have saved this for AFTER my trip to dollar tree and Walmart hehe - I was going to have beanies as my go-to pattern for gift-giving, but I think I am going to change it to this.
I have watched quite a few videos on making these towels. I liked this one the best. I didn’t cut my towels in half and used an awl to punch my holes. I didn’t care for the videos where I would have to embroider the first row. I would never get it strong enough to hold my crochet stitches I don’t think. Thank you.❤️
Thank you for sharing! I have not made these in years. I would always find a towel that had same image on both ends. Cut towel in half and then hand sew a small edge with needle and thread, if not, the towel will ravel. Then I would punch an even amount of holes across the sewn edge with an e hook. Then crochet with h hook or I hook with the crochet pattern, thinking of different ways with every towel I made. Everyone has a different way to make these towels, more power to you! Make a solid towel with some variegated yarn for Halloween, Christmas, Easter, every occasion.
Wow, Im glad i found your video. Wish I watched it 1st. Way easier than others I've seen. I love these, and am trying to learn how to make my own. I had bought some from a neighborhood farmers market a few years ago,, but need to replace them now. I can do a basic crochet chain, but that's about it.
Ok, so I got side tracked making scrubbies. And now I am making my first towel topper. I think I ended up with 9 at the top before making the 8 row “tab” to fold over but that’s ok. But as you started doing the first double crochet of the eight rows I was lost. It went so fast. I’ll keep watching this and try to get it. I do persevere. I really enjoy your videos. I’m learning a lot.
I would work sc throughout the top then weave my last yarn tail vertically instead of horizontally and then I would sew the button on with it and then weave the end in. I liked this tutorial.
That is so darn cute. Love your clear instructions too. Thank you for sharing this technique!
You are so welcome!
My sister use to make these and she never got the chance to show me before she passed. This is so simple I followed along and only have the button left to do. Thanks very much.
I really like this pattern better. I use to make this and sewed my towel so it wouldn't unravel. Pamela I love your tutorials. They are easy to understand.
I have just finished my first one, so easy yet so rewarding. Gonna made a bunch of these for Xmas gifts. Thank you for video it was so easy to follow along with you, great job
Hey Pamela... watched tons of videos trying to find the best crochet topper...started the process... but found d yours today...and found it to be the best one....finished 5 today...I'm adding a shell trim on the bottom...already had all the bottoms done...cut my fabric in towel in half...and added the topper...thank you for all the tips and details...
my husband's grandmother used to make these for everyone. been years since she passed. i'll have to make a bunch for everyone in the family so the younger households have them too.
Literally the best and cleanest tutorial for these I have found.
Oh Goodness I used to make these years ago. I forgot how fun there were to make and how cute they turned out! Thanks Pamela for the awesome reminder! Great tutorial!
I love these! And now I will be adding them to my ever growing list of projects lol. For everyone looking for more towel options Dollar General also sells holiday/seasonal towels for a dollar each usually
So glad you like them. Yes my dollar general sells them for a $1 sometimes too.
My friends mom passed away before she could crochet the toppers on some towels she had cut. I’m so happy to find such an easy to follow video so I can complete the towels for her and her 2 sisters. Thank you
Thanks Pamels I never knew these were so easy! I'm making some as gifts.
You are so welcome! Everyone will love them.
Such an amazing and easy tutorial! Thank you for giving me the confidence to try this. Made two today and I can’t wait to make more!!
I appreciate this video so much. First I’m a lefty second none of them clicked. This one clicked and it’s so simple! Just wow my frustration over it is gone! 🎉 can’t stop! Thanks again. Denise in Virginia!
I finished my 1st dish towel topper. Now, I will sew on the button. What I love about this video besides it being very helpful is that the towel is cut in half. You don’t need any more towel than that. Perfect.
These are perfect!! I love your pattern too
I had bought a bunch of these dish towels at Dollar Tree/ Family Dollar, General Dollar & Walmart for a different craft. I had stopped working on this craft I was using these dish towels for & now I have a bunch of dishtowels left over so I think I'm going to try making these dish towel toppers for the leftover dishtowels I accumulated. It will most definitely keep me busy for awhile. Thanks Pamela for this easy tutorial.
Thanks for another great tutorial ! The scissors that cut with the zig-zag line are called Pinking Shears. I remember my mother using them to cut fabric.
Happy New Year with Blessings from NYC ☃️✨❄️
Happy New Year!!
Thank you! So happy to have found your tutorial. I've been buying up towels to make these. Just needed to find the right topper. I think I have!! Just in time to make some for Christmas gifts. 😊
Very easy to follow and understand your tutorial! Made my first one tonight but I didn't cut the towel in half, just folded it to make it thicker. My mother-in-law is coming for a visit and wants to learn how to make these. Now I'll be able to teach her! Thank you!!!
My grandma made probably hundreds of these for people throughout the years. I used this pattern to make one for my mom, and she was ecstatic. It's a great pattern, very easy to follow and looks great. Thank you! ❤
Thank you! I am not an experienced but learning! I could understand as your voice is clear and your pace is great! Love no music!
Very complete instructions, thanks so much. I can't wait to get started on the tub of dish towels that I've been hoarding for this project!
I have wanted to make some like these forever! Yours is the easiest pattern I have seen! Dollar tree, here I come! Thanks so much!!!
You are so welcome! Have fun!!
Thanks Pamela for the tutorial....I have made many of these before but I really like your pattern better....I am going to be making a set for a gift exchange at our women’s church dinner this week ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I truly appreciate it.
I can do this. You did a great tutorial, even i who is shy of trying new things am encouraged. Thank You!
Thank you so much!
Love it. Thank you. Used to make them so long ago, but forgot how to make them.
I really love your pattern! My Sisters will love their new towels for bath and kitchen
Thank you for putting this tutorial out I’ve looked at so many crocheted towel holders and this was the best one thank you for sharing!
You are very welcome
Yes!
I finally found a pattern that I really like, in your tutorial! I can't wait to start my towel toppers! Thank you ever so much!❤️💐❤️
Thanks for this. Super quick and easy just finishing my first and can’t wait to smash out some more 💝💝💝💝
Thank you for making this video. My grandmother used to crochet and make these and I would look forward to getting them for Christmas. She has long passed and I still have one she made hanging in my kitchen, faded and threadbare. You have become my new grandma and I made one while following your video! She used to cut the towels in half too, so I followed that as well.
Awww. That is such a sweet memory ❤️
Pamela , Thank You So Much for having this Video for Us All to Watch and Copy Your Pattern ... I Appreciate It ....
Thank you….made my first towel…..your tutorial is wonderful…..mine doesn’t look quite as good as yours…I am thrilled…77yrs old today, can ride bike & now make kitchen towels..😊
I always seen these and thought they would be hard to make, but you make it so easy! I look forward to trying this!
Thanks. You will love it.
I always was interested in making one of these and thanks for the easy tutorial. Love it! Definitely added to my future projects
Glad it was helpful!
Loved this tutorial! Thank you, This made it so much easier to understand. Your directions were great! I will definitely try this! Im new to crocheting and appreciate you showing us how to do it. Thank you!
This was the best towel topper ever . Thank you
These are going to be nice hostess gifts for over the holidays! Thank you for the tutorial!
You are so welcome! and that is a great idea.
My husband really likes the crochet top towels for in the kitchen. Good to know how they are done. My Aunt made several and gave them to us years ago.
Lovely pattern! I find your instructions so easy to follow. Started learning to crochet about a month ago for the purpose of making cotton dishcloths and towel toppers. Your hint to do the border from the back makes for a beautiful finish. Thank you, I've learned so much.
Thanks. I am so glad to hear this. Congratulations on taking up crocheting!!
You are the greatest. So easy to follow. Great teacher
I have a sharp scoring tool that I got from the Dollar Tree and I hope that will work for these. Thanks for another lovely tutorial! I’ve been wanting to try these! Make great little gifts for any time as you mentioned in the beginning and I like to also have some for myself!
Thank you for the tutorial. It was really easy to follow. I just made my first one!
Thank you dear Pamela for this easy to understand video! I've been trying to find a beautiful project exactly like this!❤
What a great gift idea and they are so pretty! I especially like that they are so neat! Thank you!
I have seen a lot do the toppings but, yours was the fastest and easiest. Thanks for sharing.
Love these towel toppers Pamela💕
Thank you
I love it, nice most towels don’t need the hem.
Yours has been the easiest instructions. Thank you very much. I will be making Christmas presents all weekend now.
Thank you for this adorable tutorial. You definitely got me hooked to this pattern. 1💖
Awesome! Thank you!
Such a great tutorial. My Mother In Law always made these towels. I enjoy making them.
Going to try one soon its pretty
The pinking shears gives it a nice edging. I've decided to make a few. Thanks. Pamela.
I haven’t made these in years and years! I used to machine sew the top, then use an old ice pick to put holes just under the sewed edge
I haven't made these in like 20 years. My daughter recently asked me to make some with towels she purchased. So I had to look for a video to refresh my mind. I didn't make them like you showed here but I love how they turned out so I'll follow your pattern. Thanks!! ❤
That is so cool.
thank you for the easy directions. You did an excellent job
I really like the square down top thank you for sharing
You are so welcome!
Pamela, I love this little pattern! I have saved this for AFTER my trip to dollar tree and Walmart hehe - I was going to have beanies as my go-to pattern for gift-giving, but I think I am going to change it to this.
I'm so glad you like it. Yes it is faster than hats thats for sure.
Great easy video !!!
Pamela, thank you! You are a very good teacher!!!
You are so welcome!
I have watched quite a few videos on making these towels. I liked this one the best. I didn’t cut my towels in half and used an awl to punch my holes. I didn’t care for the videos where I would have to embroider the first row. I would never get it strong enough to hold my crochet stitches I don’t think. Thank you.❤️
I’m so glad this one worked for you.
I have been wanting to make these for years. Thank you.
Just love your tutorials! Thank you so much!🥰
Glad you like them!
Loved the video it was so easy. I have just finished two. Thanks looking forward to making more.
Awesome. Great idea. Nice and simple. ❤
Thank you! 😊
Great job going start making these 😁😁😁😁
Watching you...running playlist.
Thank you. Will make a nice , quick gift.
You're welcome 😊
Such a cute idea, for Christmas especially. Love the gnomes!! Good job on the tutorial.
Thanks so much! 😊
I just made one following your instructions. Thank you.
Love it!! Can't wait to make some of these! Thank you for the tutorial! 😊
Thanks for this edging I didn t know 😊
Your direction were simple to follow this for a beginner this is my first topper to crochet. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice kitchen towels. Your instructions are very easy to follow.
Thank you so much 🙂
You are awesome, thanks Pamela! I love learning from you 🥰
Thank you so much!
You’re kind of a genius. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Thank you Pamela 🌹 I just made one. It was easy and fun! 🦌
Thank you for sharing! I have not made these in years. I would always find a towel that had same image on both ends. Cut towel in half and then hand sew a small edge with needle and thread, if not, the towel will ravel. Then I would punch an even amount of holes across the sewn edge with an e hook. Then crochet with h hook or I hook with the crochet pattern, thinking of different ways with every towel I made. Everyone has a different way to make these towels, more power to you! Make a solid towel with some variegated yarn for Halloween, Christmas, Easter, every occasion.
Hi Pamela, very easy project, thank you, will be doing a few
Wow, Im glad i found your video. Wish I watched it 1st. Way easier than others I've seen. I love these, and am trying to learn how to make my own. I had bought some from a neighborhood farmers market a few years ago,, but need to replace them now. I can do a basic crochet chain, but that's about it.
I was looking for this particular video, I live it. Thank you for sharing it.🙏
Thank you for the tutorial, I've been wanting to learn how to do this. I also saw a pattern where you don't need a button.
I’ve always wondered how these were made; simple but a great gift ideal!
Thank you
Thank you so much. Your tutorial is very easy to follow. And now I'm off to the Dollar store to start my project.
Awesome!!
Ok, so I got side tracked making scrubbies. And now I am making my first towel topper. I think I ended up with 9 at the top before making the 8 row “tab” to fold over but that’s ok.
But as you started doing the first double crochet of the eight rows I was lost. It went so fast. I’ll keep watching this and try to get it.
I do persevere.
I really enjoy your videos. I’m learning a lot.
Hi Pamela
I made my first towel topper just a few minutes ago it turned out great
Thank you. Pauline 🙂
Awesome. I’m so glad to hear that. Merry Christmas
I would work sc throughout the top then weave my last yarn tail vertically instead of horizontally and then I would sew the button on with it and then weave the end in. I liked this tutorial.
great tutorial! i'm going to make some of these..hope my dollar tree has cute towels..and i was just there the other day lol gotta go back now
Thank you! 😊 Yes, go grab them before the cute ones are all gone.
Thanks for the this tutorial Pamela. My mom just asked me to make her toppers for her new Xmas towels and now I know how. :)
You are so welcome! I guess this tutorial came at the right time.
I really like that your foundation row are single crochets. It makes the part showing at the bottom very straight and not angled
Followed your video and made my own, thank you
Glad it helped!
Perfect pattern! Attempting this tomorrow!
I really enjoyed your tutorial. Thank you.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!
This is really a cute idea and thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. It definitely is on my list. 🤗❤
Thank you! 😊 They really are fast to make.
Loved this video and I will start this project tomorrow, thx so much, cheers from Australia~
U make it look so easy, attaching yarn to fabric seemed difficult. Thank u for the tutorial. Will try it out soon
Love this can't wait to do more thanks very much
Love it, so fast. Smart lady you are. Than you.
Thanks 😊
Omg I love this. Hehe. Thank you for an easy tutorial
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial, I always wanted to make the towel toppers and was unsure how to do the first row. Appreciate your informative tutorial. ❤
Glad it was helpful!