The Ultimate Collection of Hand / Kitchen Towel Patterns to Crochet
Hand towels and kitchen towel patterns are great items to crochet. They make fantastic gifts, are super practical and look so pretty!
So whether you are looking to make some for yourself or to gift you are sure to find what you are looking for in this roundup.
What yarn should you use?
Before we get the patterns you need to ensure that you are using the correct yarn for the project, especially if you are planning to gift the towel.
When it comes to kitchen and bathroom items I would almost always recommend cotton. It is durable, washes well, stays looking great for so much longer and will not melt or burn as easily if used near a hot hob or to take a dish out of the oven. It is also absorbent so if you are using it to dry hands or dishes it is perfect. In high use areas like the kitchen and bathroom you need all of these qualities in your yarn choice.
When it comes to brands, my recommendations vary depending on whether you need a #3 weight or #4 weight cotton.
If looking for a #3 weight I would recommend:
- Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK
- Stylecraft Naturals Bamboo and cotton mix – the drape on this is just gorgeous!
- Lionbrand 24/7 Cotton
For #4 weight yarns I like to use:
- I Love this Cotton by Hobby Lobby
- Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran
- Dishie Cotton
Are you ready for the hand and kitchen towels available?
There are free and paid patterns in this round-up.
If you want to know more about any of them just click on the picture.
Love of the Dragonfly Kitchen set by Teal Dragonfly Creations
This one is a paid pattern at $8 for a whole kitchen set which includes hanging dish towel, a folded dish towel, a dish scrubby, 2 hot pad and dish rag designs, a double hot pad, and an apron
Celtic Weave Kitchen Set Pattern by Two Brothers Blankets
This is another paid set which consists of place mat for the tables, a hanging towel and hot pad for cooking, and a washcloth for dishes and cleaning. It is priced at $5.
Tulips Towel by Sunflower Cottage Crochet
This one is free on the blog and there is a step by step video tutorial to help you through the flower section.
Country Dish Towel by Stitching Together
Free pattern on the designer’s blog post. The matching dishcloth is also free on her blog in another post.
Easy Crochet Kitchen towel from The Knotted Nest
Free pattern on the designer’s blog. The moss stitch is a great one for these sorts of projects!
Buffalo Plaid Moose Kitchen Towel by A Crocheted Simplicity
Free on the designer’s blog post.
Honeycomb Kitchen Towel by Raffamusa Designs
I just love Raffaella’s patterns. This one is a fun one to crochet as it is made of hexagons!
It is free on the blog post.
Sunshine-y Hanging Towel by Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Paid pattern for £3.00
Find out more about this pattern on the blog post.
Buffalo Paid Towel by A Crocheted Simplicity
Free on the designer’s blog.
Ripple Dish Towel by You Should Craft
Free pattern on the blog post and there is a video tutorial also.
Cell Phone Time Out Hand Towel by Briana K Designs
Free on the blog post.
I love the idea of this one! What do you think?
Crochet Kitchen Towel Pattern by The Loophole Fox
Free Pattern on Shannon’s blog post!
Modern Farmhouse Crochet Dishtowel by The Knotted Nest
Like the previous pattern from Nikki this one uses the moss stitch. She also double strands in this project!
Crochet Tea Towel by My Crochet Space
Free on the designer’s blog with matching coaster pattern included.
Farmhouse Keyhole Towel by A Crocheted Simplicity
Free pattern on the designer’s blog post.
Hello Sunshine Towel by A Crocheted Simplicity
Free on the designer’s blog.
The sun on this one is a great addition!
I hope you have enjoyed this round up and found some towels that you would like to make!
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