Hanging Dishtowels
Add a custom decoration to your kitchen with DIY dishtowels. These decorative Hanging Dishtowels are great for your kitchen. This DIY dish towel pattern would make a great addition to your kitchen and you could even use this free kitchen sewing pattern as a homemade housewarming gift.
No matter which kitchen you place these DIY dish towels in, they are sure to make a big difference. Plus, this kitchen sewing idea is perfect for small spaces as they can easily be hung around just about any appliance.
Add a touch of personalization and style to your kitchen with our innovative and convenient Hanging Dishtowels. This DIY project allows you to create beautiful decorative dish towels that are functional and aesthetically pleasing. Made with love and care, these hanging dishtowels will not only add a custom decoration to your kitchen but also enhance its overall ambiance.
Crafted with practicality in mind, our Hanging Dishtowels are designed to be not only visually appealing but also highly functional. Made from high-quality materials, these towels are durable and absorbent, ensuring maximum efficiency in drying your dishes or hands. The thoughtful design features a convenient loop at the top, allowing you to easily hang them on hooks, handles, or any suitable surface.
Our DIY dish towel pattern offers endless possibilities for creativity and personalization. Choose from a wide array of fabrics, colors, and patterns to match your kitchen decor and express your unique style. Whether you prefer vibrant floral prints to brighten up your space or sophisticated monochromatic designs to add a touch of elegance, our Hanging Dishtowels can be easily customized to suit your preferences.
Versatile and space-saving, these hanging dishtowels are perfect for any kitchen, regardless of its size or layout. Say goodbye to cluttered countertops and cumbersome towel holders - these towels can be effortlessly hung around any appliance or cabinet door, keeping them within easy reach while maximizing your kitchen's available space.
Not only are these Hanging Dishtowels a practical addition to your kitchen, but they also make for a thoughtful and heartfelt homemade housewarming gift. Impress your friends and loved ones with your creativity and resourcefulness by gifting them a set of handmade, personalized dishtowels that they can proudly display in their own kitchen.
Invest in our Hanging Dishtowels and experience the joy of crafting something beautiful and useful. Elevate your kitchen decor and transform it into a space that reflects your personality and style. With our DIY dish towel pattern, you have the opportunity to create a unique and practical item that will undoubtedly make a big difference in any kitchen. Enjoy the satisfaction of using a handmade, customized product and spread the joy by giving them as gifts to the special people in your life.
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Time to CompleteIn an evening
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indygal317 9727124
Oct 30, 2018
I printed out the instructions to make these towels but I dont find where to print out the pattern.....can someone please tell me where it is at?? Thanks
indygal317 9727124
Oct 30, 2018
Ok thanks. I verified
AllFreeSewing Edit or
Nov 06, 2018
Hi indygal317 9727124, There is a link on the blogger's page that says "hanging dishtowel pattern2." The text is quite small, so you may have to look for it. If you click there, it will give you the printable pattern template. Hope this helps!
Cheryl E
Jan 25, 2018
I love that fact that one dishtowel will make two of these hanging dishtowels. Great idea. The instructions and accompanying photos are easy to follow. I might use Velcro for the fold over tab instead of making a machine buttonhole other than that, these are great to hang anywhere in the kitchen.
KLC
Jan 08, 2018
I love that these can be customized to match MY kitchen. I can never find any I really like at the store.
Country MouseCity Mouse
Feb 07, 2017
These hanging dish towels are perfect for fishing...you just attach them to your seat(s), front and back. You then have a handy towel that is easy to get to when you need to wipe or dry your hands. My husband says they are absolutely perfect when he and his buddies are fishing for the day!!
Marilyn B
Jan 09, 2017
These are so easy to make and I have received them for gifts as well. Use some darker colors and they are quite practical for sports, attach to the golf cart, or tennis bag, in the stable, and near the work bench or auto shop in the garage. The suggestion below of Velcro is a good alternative to buttons, and still another alternative is to make the top portion a larger opening and just loop the towel through it! Good for kids' backpacks for summer camp as well. Make slightly bigger for the bath, to keep toddlers and pets from pulling down towels while training them!
Country MouseCity Mouse
Jan 07, 2017
These are perfect for fishing...you just attach them to your seat(s), front and back and you have something easy to get to when you need to wipe your hands..and you do a lot of that when you're fishing!!
mulberrygalprinces s
Mar 22, 2016
These are absolutely adorable. I will be making them for sure. But I am going to make one minor change. I will sew a button on the front as a decorative piece only. On the back side of the button piece I will place a piece of Velcro. Then add a piece to the top of the cloth. It will be a lot easier for me than having to button and unbutton .
gobrowns3 4856603
Dec 21, 2014
I made my first one today. I will make many more for last minute Christmas gifts. Thank you for the quick and easy pattern!
Bonnie T
Oct 11, 2014
If you have an Adobe Reader Error just right click and give permission to download. I made a few of these last night and enjoyed the pattern. I did choose to make a few alterations. I made the tab longer and I gathered the towel rather than pleated it. I also put batting in the top piece to fill it out, and a decorative trim to make the stitching look nice.
jjmullis1946 30995 82
Feb 06, 2014
I cannot get this pattern to print.I hAVE looked everywhere for thi hanging dish towel Please help
Susiemikehileman 3 333921
Sep 15, 2013
My friends and I were just talking about doing this as a craft day project.......love it looks perfect for what we want to do THANKS
lajohnson01 178375 1
Sep 15, 2013
Thank you sew much for the pattern. I work at a nursing home and some of the ladies wanted to make these for our activity kitchen and I was stumped on how to do this project.This was easy for them to do and they had a great time making them. Sorry I am not allowed to take pictures at work or I would send you a picture of the towels. Again thank you sew much!
dawnpogson 8776279
Sep 14, 2013
I was given hand towels for my kitchen just like this made from a terry towel. I always have one hanging out. Now I know how it's done I can make the tea towels to match. A great idea for Christmas and school fund raising sales!
luvstitch8 6472998
Jan 15, 2013
I love this idea using fabric, that way I can make them using the same fabric as my curtians, potholders,table runners, ect. and all will match
bears0 4854772
Dec 25, 2012
I love this idea but the only thing I am going to change is rather than buttons I am going to use snaps--as that would seem and easier way to take them off and put them back on
shivelyellen 98854 35
Apr 04, 2012
I have looking for a pattern using fabric rather than doing the crochet style. Love it! Many thanks.
Member 1161598
Jul 18, 2011
I was taught how to make these towels back in the early 1970's when I became a bride. I was first taught to make them by crocheting the top tab. Later I saw them sewn. In crochet and sewing you can make them with a button or you can put ties at the top to tie them to a handle. Either way they are great! I've been married for 39 years and I still use them.
kittyjo
Jul 18, 2011
These things are addictive! Since I started using them in my kitchen I can hardly work in there if they aren't hanging around. Not just by the sink, but on the stove and fridge also.
doloresac 5985666
Jul 07, 2011
After seeing similar towels in a store years ago I decided to go home & make my own. Well - I created MONSTERS. I cannot make these fast enough for friends and family members. They are great. I've only known of two people who weren't thrilled with them. Incidentally, I call them "knob towels."
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