Crochet towels

This crochet honeycomb stitch pattern is truly eye-catching. Also known as the “smock stitch”, this unique stitch pattern creates a really thick and dense fabric, making it perfect for hot pads! Or if you want a nice, thick washcloth or towel, it will work beautifully for that as well.

A quick, easy pattern for a beautifully textured crochet hand towel. It's made using cotton yarn and works in the bathroom or kitchen.

The Moss Stitch Towel works up quickly, making them a beginner-friendly pattern. You will use two basic stitches to create this towel.

Ever since I learned how to crochet, I’ve loved making items that are quick, easy, and useful. It all started with dishcloths, which is where My Favorite Dishcloth pattern came from. But now, it’s time to add a kitchen towel to the collection! The Dishie Towel has quickly become my new favorite kitchen towel. When...

This crochet hand towel is easy to make and perfect for advanced beginners and up. You can use it in the kitchen or bathroom as a hand towel or dish towel. Why not make a

Whether you're looking for a dishcloth for the kitchen or a washcloth for bathtime, this free crochet washcloth pattern is just for you!

Crochet dishcloths are these special elements that will make your kitchen look fashionable. They are great because they are quick to crochet!

Introducing the Bosk Tea Towel.Get The Crochet Towel Pattern • Purchase this pattern on my website, Ravelry, and Etsy. • Share your project on the Ravelry project page. • Wanna make it later? Pin it!**note that some links may be affiliate links that allow me to make a small commission at no cost to you; however, I will always express an honest relationship with the product(s) referred** The DesignThe Bosk Tea Towel crochet pattern is a sweet decorative and purposeful towel for the kitchen or…

Let me show you how to crochet a simple towel holder. It's a free pattern that you can use over and over. You will always have a gift ready for someone special.

I designed this towel topper specifically for towels with cute designs on the front. I also wanted to create one that was a bit more polished in appearance, using single crochet instead of the usual double crochet stitches. They were a big hit at my vendor markets this year and work up super fast, u