How to Make A Crochet Towel Holder | Free Crochet Pattern
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Let's make a Crochet Towel Holder! Crochet towel holders, also known as towel toppers, are a popular and practical kitchen accessory. This beginner-friendly pattern uses basic crochet stitches and provides options for three different designs. The pattern is versatile, allowing for various yarn substitutions and customization in size. Wooden rings are used to complete the towel toppers.
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The Crochet Towel Holders use Bernat Maker (two strands held together), in the color Cream.
Below are the suppliers I recommend (affiliate links):
Amazon: amzn.to/3xsMXBa
Yarn - Bernat Maker Home Dec in Cream
4"\100mm Wooden Rings
L/8mm Crochet Hook
Blunt tipped needled (drawstring threader) - amzn.to/3WVPz3c
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I bought your pattern months ago, and LOVE it! I’ve made a lot of them for gifts and sold some at a craft show, but mostly I love using them in my home. I use double strands of cotton yarn. I also use the smaller rings from Hobby Lobby in the macrame section because my hubby and grandkids have a tendency to pull the towels out of the bigger rings. Thanks for so kindly sharing your techniques, patterns, and inspiring so many people!
Your sweet comment means so much to me! It makes me so happy to hear you’re enjoying it so much! I love hearing the variations everyone is making to the pattern, to make it their own ❤
What size rings did you use for the cotton yarn? What size hook? Thank you.
I use 2” rings and a size 7 hook. 😃
Thank you for sharing!
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Suddenly getting an interest from friends for these hence why I'm here, lol.
Thats awesome, thank you and I hope you make a few!!
I got your pattern and have made them for my kitchen and gifts. I love the lemon peep best!
So glad you like them! I love that stitch too!
Your videos are amazing! Love having pattern and video!!!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this great tutorial ❤️ I just got my supplies to begin mine ❤
You're welcome, I bet yours will turn out great!
Thank you for actually talking us through the tutorial I really don't like those crochet patterns for they don't talk they just play music.
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you for the tutorial, very thorough and easy to follow. where did you get the blunt tip needle? What is it called? I've search and can't find it. Thank you
Thank you, I'm glad it was helpful to you. Here is my affiliate link to the needle. a.co/d/cOn7DXk
Thank you! Ordering it now @@SimplyMadebyErin
I’ve made some with rings , mine were about 4” like yours . They didn’t want to buy bcoz the ring was too thick to go around their oven door holder ! I gave up on them , some ladies said they’d hang on a kitchen knob ! I like them but I’m not getting stuck with so many !
I've heard from a few that the rings don't fit over their handles. I've seen an option where you crochet a loop around one side instead of of having the ring, you just slide the loop around the towel to hold it in place. Like the last few photos shown here: instagram.com/p/C8lEbE2PMP-/?img_index=5
Hi I don’t see links for the farming needle ??? I get what your saying about the snag ! I learned first hand today ! 😂
It’s such a pain! Here’s the link: amzn.to/3UNzexk
Thank you! I found it after scrolling further. Thank you for a quick response ! Appreciate that !
Thank you as well😊
Does that needle have another name other than just blunt and needle? I looked on Amazon and all they have are the large-eyed regular blunt and needles. Where did you get yours
It's actually called a drawstring threader, heres the link: amzn.to/3WVPz3c
I'm making the 4 inch rings now and I am using Lion's brand Soft and Simple - so awesome but discontinued. My question is I chained 8 so 7 after the turn. I never know how wide to make this until they are done and they seem to run off the sides of the wood rings but you chained 9. How do we measure this or eye ball this so it's not too big once we get to the fasten off stage?
The approximate band width, before adding the rings varies from about 3.25″-4″.
@@SimplyMadebyErin ok thank you.
Where did you get the blunt needle?
On Amazon, here’s the link: amzn.to/3L4oUeG
Sorry where is download link for pattern???????
Here you go: simplymadebyerin.com/2023/10/13/crochet-towel-holders-3-ways-free-crochet-pattern/
Can I ask how long this should typically measure? I used a slightly different yarn 2 strands together (simple and soft vicose yarn by Lion's brand).
If you made the long version it's about 7.25" without the rings, but most people are preferring the shorter version. Here's my blog post that talks about the different sizes: simplymadebyerin.com/2023/10/13/crochet-towel-holders-3-ways-free-crochet-pattern/
@@SimplyMadebyErin hi! I saw that but wasn't sure what the "smaller" size measures?
Sorry about that! Probably about two inches shorter, the finished measurement with the rings included is about 11-12 inches.
@@SimplyMadebyErin That's Ok. I shrunk mine, did 7 chain and less rows. It looks great!!! Now one last question, where did you get that silver darning needle?? And I can't find the rings in that color? Love this and your work. I will be making more.
@@elainem9774 Thank you!! Here's the link to the rings www.amazon.com/dp/B0BWR3RKM7?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamzerinha07-20&creativeASIN=B0BWR3RKM7&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.3WJAYUJ8ZF12&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d_asin
Here's the needle: www.amazon.com/dp/B09Q3PBL6L?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamzerinha07-20&creativeASIN=B09Q3PBL6L&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.3WJAYUJ8ZF12&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d_asin