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I am looking for a pattern to crochet a "hanger" onto a cotton hand towel which I have cut in half.
Thanks,
Jan from Richland Center, WI
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RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
Go to freepatterns.com and you can find lots of patterns for the towel toppers.
Request: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
I have a hand towel in my kitchen that has been crocheted so that it attaches to my drawer. Now, I've gotten a nice new cotton kitchen towel that I would like to crochet into and make a similar item out of. I can't figure out how to get the crochet hook into the towel to make the hanger? I thought of something like a hole punch but they are too big. All advice is welcome!
Kate
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RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
My grandmother used to make those dishtowels. She threaded a big needle with the crochet thread or yarn and made blanket stitches across the end you want to crochet. That gives you something to put the hook into. (01/06/2005)
By mckaysatt
RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
Cut the dish towel in half. Use the #10 steel hook to evenly space holes across the top of the dish towel approximately 1 inch from the edge that was cut.
Hope this helps they look wonderful and last for years! (01/06/2005)
By sparknut
RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
Just take a fork and poke it into the towel. I do it all the time and it works just fine.
Enjoy those towels! (01/06/2005)
By Sandy
RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
You could us an awl or anything sharp and pointed. A carving fork would be good and you wouldn't even have to measure equal distances between holes, use the distance between the tines. (01/06/2005)
By lindal
A warm thank you!
A little while ago i sent a request to help me with my dilemna to make a hanging crochet hand towel. I'm very happy with it and very greatful for all the help, the meat fork worked for me!
(01/11/2005)
By ThriftyFun
RE: Crocheted a Hanger For a Hand Towel
I do this all the time without poking holes. Depending on the quality of the towel, you can just shove the crochet hook right through it without too much force. (03/12/2005)
By torifreak12
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