Free Crochet Towel Topper Patterns
Decorate your kitchen with these practical and stylish crochet towel topper patterns. Crochet towel toppers are a popular and practical way to add a touch of handmade charm to your kitchen. The best part is, that this kitchen dish towel topper can be made scrap yarns!
These clever little projects allow you to hang your towels on hooks or handles, keeping them within reach and off the floor.
What is a crochet dish towel topper?
Most people have these in their kitchen. A towel topper is generally a type of fabric used to hang kitchen towels so they are secure. Towel toppers are especially helpful for towels used for drying hands.
The best yarn for crochet dish towels
When it comes to choosing the best yarn for crochet towel toppers, there are a few factors to consider. First and foremost, you’ll want to choose a yarn that is absorbent and durable, since towel toppers are likely to get wet and need to hold up to frequent use and washing. Cotton yarn is a popular choice for towel toppers because it is both absorbent and durable, and it comes in a wide range of colors and textures.
Another consideration when making crochet towel holders is the weight of the yarn. For towel toppers, a medium-weight yarn (also known as worsted weight or aran weight) is typically a good choice, as it provides enough bulk to create a sturdy topper without being too heavy or bulky.
Some popular cotton yarns for crochet towel toppers include Lily Sugar ‘n Cream, Bernat Handicrafter, and Peaches & Creme. Ultimately, the best yarn for your towel topper will depend on your personal preferences and the specific project you have in mind.
Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, there is a wide variety of crochet towel topper patterns available to suit all skill levels and design preferences.
From simple and classic designs to more intricate and decorative styles, crochet towel toppers offer endless possibilities for customization and creativity. In this article, we’ll explore some of the best crochet towel topper-free patterns and provide tips and tricks for making your own unique creations.
Some amazing crochet-free patterns to check out include –
Stunning Sunflower crochet patterns
Amazing crochet Mandela’s to make
Crochet scarfs for men- free patterns
Are you ready for some beautiful crochet topper projects?
Easy Crochet Towel Topper Patterns
These towel toppers are so fun to make and can be made using up your stash, especially with random ends! With just less than 30 yards, you can make a fanciful towel topper!
This free crochet pattern is made by crocheting a small trianl=gle and joining it to the top of the towel holder. A perfect project and good idea to use up scrap yarn. This is a fun project even if it's your first time making a crocheted ring project
Materials needed for this easy crochet topper -
Crochet hook - US size 7, 4.5 mm crochet hook
Re-Up Cotton Yarn by Lion Brand (Category 4, worsted weight yarn)
Samples used 11.7 yds
Large Eye Yarn Needle
Dish / Tea Towels
Hand Needle and Thread
The Finished Size: sides - 4” bottom - 5.25”Skill Level - Easy
Rating - This is a 5 out of 5 stars! Easy steps to follow pattern with clear step-by-step instructions.
I love this towel ring holder as it can be made into a quick gift and turned into lovely decorations to match your home. You can easily slip your towels through the oven handle using the towel ring.
This is another perfect project to use up your leftover yarns!
You need less than 50 yards of your cotton yarn.
My rating is definitely a 5 out of 5 stars! This is a simple, easy pattern, and straightforward pattern!
A standard towel topper and also a quick crochet project.
Materials needed for this easy Towel Topper Pattern
Yarn - About 25 yards
Hook - 4.25 mm
Scissors
Darning Needle
Button - 1 piece
Hair Elastic - Learn to crochet around an elastic hair tie hereThe gorgeous crochet towel topper pattern will look beautiful for holiday towels to give a modern look to your space. It is a great way to add color to your kitchen.
It’s so much fun to pick out matching colors for your tea towels.
Materials needed for the tea towel towelcrochet hook = US size 7, 4.5 mm hook
Yarn - Any #4 Medium Weight yarn. The prototype was made using I Love This Cotton Yardage - 20 yards
Large eye yarn needle
Tea towels
Hand needle and sewing thread
0.75” wooden beads with 9 mm opening (optional)
The finished measurement of this towel topper: is approximately 4” wide and 3” tallMy Rating - This is a 5 out of 5 stars, as I love how easy this works! It will make a lovely gift this festive season.
Yarn - Any Worsted weight yarn in about 52 yards
Hook - Size J / (6.0 mm) crochet hook
Wood Rings - 70 mm/2.75" (2 pieces)
Stitch markers and Tapestry needle
Approximate finished size: 8” wide x 7.5” tall (not including towel)
1” button
Kitchen towel
Embroidery floss for sewing on a button
2 – 6 mm safety eyes
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Markers
My Rating - 5 out of 5 stars!
Size H/8 (5.0 mm) crochet hook
1 – 3” plastic ring
1 – 3/4″ button
Embroidery floss for sewing on a button
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Markers
I particularly love the sunflower center. The free pattern details are easy to follow.
Approximate finished size: 8” from bottom edge x 4.5” wide (not including towel)
Yarn - Any #4 weight yarn in about 40 yards.
Hook - 6 mm
Plastic ring 1 - 3/4"
Button
Kitchen Dish Towel - 17" x 27"
Approximate finished size: approx 8” tall (not including towel) x 5” wide
Materials needed for the Gnome Topper
Yarn - Any #4 weight yarn in colors of your choice.
Size H (5.0 mm) crochet hook
Red embroidery thread for sewing on a button
Tapestry Needle
Polyfill Stuffing
Plastic ring
Towel
Easy Breezy Kitchen Toper Towel - Uses an elastic hair band and a quick make!
Supplies needed for the easy breezy crochet kitchen towel topper
With any Worsted-weight yarn, you can make this topper!
Approximately 30 yards of yarn
I hope you have picked one or more crochet towel topper pattern(s) to make from the inspiration in this post and are ready to create your own unique towel toppers. So grab your hooks and let’s get crocheting!
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