While looking through Towel Hanger crochet patterns, I decided on this one because not only does it look simple, but it doesn’t call for a hair tie.
Hair ties are very hard to keep in my house. Between my 4 year old playing with them, me throwing them from my hair in the middle of the night, and my little thieving cats… they can never be found. We usually just use little hair rubber bands.
Anyways, that is why I chose to follow this pattern first. At least until I can get some hair ties. >.<
Overall, the pattern is very easy to follow and works up super fast. However, the piece was a little small/tight/short.. and it was hard to fit my tiny button between the HDC stitches. If I were to freehand more based from this pattern, I would make it longer and also add a button hole.
The towel holder does still do it’s job.. and that is whats most important. So thank you very much TheNinjaHerself!
Get your copy of the free Dish Towel Hanger crochet pattern by TheNinjaHerself >HERE<
Hey Woman I just want to know exactly how to get my hook through the material to start a crocheted towel holder? Are there hooks out there that will actually go through the material or will regular ones do it? I’m so confused and I would really love to make one or ten or so! LOL Thanks for any help you can give me. Betty Lynn
There is actually a “sharp crochet hook” you can order online. I just sharpened an aluminum one with a knife file.
Is there a link to this pattern? I didn’t see it.
Yes, Sorry it’s hard to see. It’s the very last word in the post. Bold blue letters spelling “HERE”.