Hanging Towel Holder

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It's always handy to keep a towel hanging near the sink to dry your hands as soon as you need to. This beginner crochet pattern will let you make a colorful and unique Hanging Towel Holder for just that. So simple to make, you'll be hanging this up in your kitchen or bathroom before you know it. Make one for yourself, or make some for a quirky housewarming present. This pattern includes all the steps needed to make this, including the addition of a button so you can hang your towel holder.

Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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I made my own version of this using a strong ponytail elastic instead of a plastic ring. It seems to "grip" the towel better and still looks great on the stove handle!

I am so happy to find this pattern again. I know my Senior ladies have been asking about it, but I thought they were talking about the Towel Holder that has a half towel already attached. This version would be much more useful in my own kitchen as I use the old chefs trick of tucking a cloth into my waistband. This gives me a place to store my clean ones.

No where can I find the 3" plastic rings! I ended up with 2 1/2" shower curtain rings.. Wish there was a video on this.. Had trouble crocheting the ring and I have no clue how to do the hdc2tog stitch.. I did my own way and it looks just ok.. So that one I will keep.. My email is pneub1@embarqmail.com if anyone sees this and can help in anyway, would appreciate it very much.. Put crocheting help in the subject line please.. Thank you, Patty

I did this - it was easy! I cut the towel in half, gathered it and stitched it to the top. My husband kept knocking the towel on the floor. This would make a good small gift for someone.

It was easy to make. And I like the idea. But the towel doesn't stay put. It's always falling off the hanger. I have it on the oven door. Yes, it's handy, but I don't like it on the floor. I'm seriously thinking of stitching one end of the towel to the top of the hanger to keep it there

thank you barbara

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