Here is the picture of my Kitchen Christmas set.
The potholder on the left
with a granny on the back.
The potholder on the left
Notice, the towel is folded in thirds
just like it would be when you purchase it.
I like the idea
that I have
the complete area of the towel to use,
not just 1/2 of a towel.
Okay, sports fans . . . here is the pattern for the top of the towels.
Materials:
Kitchen Towel
Cotton Yarn
Crochet Hook (I used a G)
Tapestry/Yarn Needle
Sewing Needle
Sewing Thread - or - Embroidery Floss
2 Buttons/Bells
(no ruler . .these are about the size of a thumb nail)
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
dc - double crochet
sc - single crochet
sk - skip
st(s) - stitch(es)
-
This can be found at http://www.ia470.com/wardrobe/stitches.html - Now, you are going to do a button hole stitch across the fold at the top. I am SO ACCURATE when I did these . . . the distance between mine are the width of my little finger nail (+/-).
- When finished, fasten off yarn on the inside of the towel.
Row 1: Sc in the furthest button hole stitch on the right side and continue across this row, ch 1, turn.
(16 sc)
Rows 2 - 16: Sc in each st across, ch 1, turn (16 sc)
Row 17: Sc in in each st across, ch 2, turn. (16 sc)
Row 18: Dc in the same sp, ch 1, sk 1, dc in next st, (ch 1, sk 1, dc in next st) repeat from ( to ) across ch 2, turn.
Rows 19 - 20: Repeat Row 18 EXCEPT, at the end of Row 20 ch 1, turn.
Rows 21 - 22: Sc in the same sp, ch 1, sk 1, sc in next st, (ch 1, sk 1, sc in next st) repeat from ( to ) across ch 1, turn.
Row 23: Sc in same st and next st, ch 2, sk 2, sc in each st across until the last 4 sts, ch 2,, sk 2, sc in last 2 sts.
Row 24: Sc in each st, 2 sc in each ch, across. Fasten Off.
Finish by sewing the bell/button on the right side of the towel, over the 3rd st of the 2nd sc row.
Enjoy
and have a
Happy Holiday
Season
Oh, an afterthought . . if you do make this, let me know. I would LOVE to post pictures of your work.
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Awesome! Thank you, Paula! :D
ReplyDeleteI just noticed your comment (on my blog) about the blanket stitch. That seems a LOT easier. Thanks again Paula. :)
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