Things You'll Need:
- Hand Towels
- Yarn to match your towel
- Crochet hooks 1.5 mm & H
- A couple of straight pins
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Step 1
Go to your nearest craft store for yarn and crochet hooks. The Dollar Stores have towels that work just fine for this project.
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Step 2
Fold your towel in ½ and pins the end together to keep it straight while crocheting your first row. I like to leave my towels whole verses cutting in ½ like some do. It makes it stronger and more versatile. One side gets stained turn it over.
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Step 3
Single crochet 1 row by poking a hole in the towel for each single crochet. Chain 3 stitches and turn for next row.
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Step 4
Change to larger hook. Double crochet all the way across hitting every single crochet. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 5
Skip 1 Double crochet, double crochet in next Double Crochet and all the way across the row. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 6
Your going to start reducing your stitches, Double crochet in first hole, skip a hole, Double crochet in next hole. Repeat all the way across row. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 7
Repeat step 6. This is should be your row 5.
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Step 8
Double crochet every stitch all the way across, chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 9
Double crochet in 3 holes, skip 4th hole and chain 3, insert in 5th hole and continue to Double crochet remaining holes. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 10
Double crochet 7 stitches in row 8. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 11
Row 9-13
Double crochet every stitch all the way across, chain 3 and turn for next row. -
Step 12
You are starting to increase your row, 3 Double crochets in every stitch all the way across. Chain 3 and turn for next row.
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Step 13
Repeat step 12
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Step 14
Double crochet in each stitch all the way across.
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Step 15
Single crochet in each stitch all the way to the end. Cut the yarn and do a slip stitch to tie off. Tuck your end in.















Comments
alpacatex said
on 1/5/2009 if you crochet instead onto a length of webbing and then make buttonholes in the webbing you can sew on buttons onto the the towel and make it "removable" for washing or a new towel; they tend to wear out before the crochet does
alpacatex said
on 1/5/2009 if you crochet instead onto a length of webbing and then make buttonholes in the webbing you can sew on buttons onto the the towel and make it "removable" for washing or a new towel; they tend to wear out before the crochet does