I had seen a lot of crochet versions for towel toppers, but it was hard to find a knitting pattern so I made this pattern while knitting a dishtowel, dishcloth, and potholder set for a friend. This isn’t socks or sweaters, so toss the thought of the dreaded gauge swatch. Want to use a different yarn or needle size? Go for it. I used garter stitch because it gave a funky texture to this bright and festive yarn. You could use stockinette stitch, or whatever works for you, just have fun with this quick and easy project. Includes a very simple dishcloth pattern, too.
Supplies:
Peaches & Creme (or other cotton worsted) 2 oz ball. (I used Fiesta Ombre)
Pair of US Size 8 needles (5.0mm)
Large yarn needle
Dish towel
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Please send me your pattern for the towel topper. Can not get it come up on the site.
I just love your patterns, I see though that you have 2 different pot jolders in the picture and only instructions for one of them, could I please get the instructions to the second one?
Just a quick note. If you work the button hole as
k3 bo2 k2 slip last stitch as if to purl
k2, kfb twice, k1, slip last stitch as if to purl
then continue as before than the area around the button hole looks a little neater than using the yo2.
in the directions for knit dish towel topper . . . what is yo2 and how is it worked?
thank you for your responce.
just wondering if this was a knitted potholder? If so, could you e-mail the pattern, thanks. (also, sent you a regular e-mail)
Could you e-mail pattern for the knitted towel and topper, and potholder. When I click on it, it comes up blank. Thanks
Please send me a copy of the knitted towel and topper. The page comes up blank. Thank you very much
Hi Susan! No problem, I just emailed it to you. : )
Hi. I was wondering if you could sent me the pattern for the towel topper. When I click on the site it comes up blank.