Craft Projects > CrochetAugust 30, 2011

Crocheted Kitchen Towel

A kitchen towel with blue yarn crocheted on the top.This is a guide about making a crocheted kitchen towel. This handy craft project allows you to hang your kitchen towel on a bar or oven door.

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Use Cotton Yarn to Make Crocheted Towels

I've found that Lily Sugar 'n Cream 100% cotton yarn is much more durable than acrylic yarn, since towels are laundered so much. I make quite a few crocheted wash cloths and dish cloths using the cotton yarn.

By MCW from Lewiston, NY

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Craft Project: Crochet Kitchen Towel

Crochet Kitchen Towel

Crochet Kitchen Towel

Crochet several of these and put them in handy places throughout your kitchen; on the oven door and the refrigerator handle are the best places for these. My version is different from most since I don't cut the towel in half, but fold it and use the whole towel. I use a bead from the old beaded car seats. However, you may use a large button just as easily.

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Supplies:

  • fingertip towel
  • 4 ply yarn
  • Bead or Button
  • crochet hook size G
  • knitting needle or ice pick

Instructions:

TowelHoles146x109.jpg Fold towel in half. Using a knitting needle or ice pick, punch holes across the towel through the double thickness to use as a base for the stitches 1/2 inch apart. (See photo)

Base Row: SC in first hole, ch1* SC in next hole, ch1. Repeat from * across. ch2, turn.

2nd Row: DC in each SC (skip the ch1 sts) across, ch2, turn.

3rd Row: Skip one DC,* DC in next DC, Skip next DC. Repeat from *across. ch2, turn.

4th Row: Dc in each ch1 space across ending with DC in turning ch. ch2, turn.

5th Row: Skip first ch1 space, DC in next space*Skip next space, DC in next space. Repeat from *with DC in turning ch. ch2, turn.

6th Row: DC in each DC across. ch2, turn.

Rows 7-15: Repeat Row 6.

Row 16: DC in first 3 DC, ch2, Skip 1 DC (This makes the button hole) DC in next 3 DC. ch 2, turn.

Row 17: DC in first 3 DC, 1DC in ch2 space, DC in next 3 DC. ch2, turn.

Row 18: SC in each DC across. Fasten off and weave end into your work. Fasten Bead or Button in center of Row 6.

By Harlean from Hot Springs, Arkansas

The instructions are also in a PDF file for which you may need Acrobat Reader to view. Download Acrobat Reader

Click Here to download the Crochet Fingertip Towel Instructions in PDF format.

By Harlean Greathouse

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Crochet Dish Towel Top

I am searching for directions for crochet toppers for kitchen towels to hold them on handles for easy reach and for crochet towel rings. Does anyone have these to share? Thanks.

By Nelwyn from Bunkie, LA

 

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By 1burrell 03/12/2010

Check out these two sites:
http://www.crochetpatternscentral.com (search under Kitchen)
http://www.crochetnmore.com (search under Kitchen)
You'll find lots of stuff listed on these sites!

Making a Crochet Dish Towel Hanger

I would like instructions for crocheting a dish towel hanger. I want to make the one that has a ring you crochet around with a button attached to hang from either a stove or fridge handle. TIA

By Elaine from White Pigeon, MI

 

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By MCW 08/31/2011

http://cocoacream.wordpress.com/pattern-place/basic-towel-ring/

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I would like the directions for a crochet dish towel top. The one I saw had a button on to fasten it.

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RE: Crochet Dish Towel Top

bernat.com You should find that pattern here for free. (02/28/2007)

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RE: Crochet Dish Towel Top

Here is one that I designed.

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