Crochet towel holder with wooden rings *Pattern* & supply links

Crochet towel holder with wooden rings Pattern & supply links

These are my latest obsession & have been great sellers for me!

You can buy the finished product Here or keep reading to learn how to make your own.

I have used the Bernat Maker Home & 2mm Macrame cord to make these & both work great & show great stitch definition. These are the wooden rings I use.

I will give you a quick breakdown of how I make them. I am by no means a professional pattern writer & am just trying to give you simple directions.

Row 1: 6 single crochet round ring & then chain 1 & turn

Row 2 - how ever many rows you want: hdc across, ch1, turn.

Once I have it the length I want I attch the 2nd ring single crochet 6 across & then finish off.

This is a great tutorial on how to join your rings.

And...

Here is a great tutorial on how to make 3 different versions & to sew your rings on instead of joining as you go.

I got my printable tags from Knotty Boss.

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