Christmas Kitchen Towel Sets
Are you like many of us handcrafting Christmas gifts this year? I have been busy crocheting kitchen towel sets for Christmas gifts. Each set includes a greenie which is crocheted from recycled lettuce netting and cotton, along with dishcloth, potholder, and a towel topper.
Here is one full Christmas crochet kitchen towel set and below you will find individual items with the pattern links.
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Towel topper with the free pattern found here
Christmas star dishcloth pattern found here
Christmas potholder with the free crochet pattern link here
Greenies are crocheted with this free pattern but with a scalloped edge option. The option edging is accomplished by working *Ch 3 in corner st, Dc in same st, skip 2 sts and Sl St in next st* and repeating between * around to beginning Ch 3.
So whether you are into crafting with recycled materials or just crocheting, I hope I have inspired you with my kitchen towel sets. They do make wonderful gifts and are very useful items around the kitchen.
Tags: Christmas, crochet, free-pattern, recycling
December 6, 2008
Love the star pattern!
December 6, 2008
I’m always inspired and jealous of your creativity
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December 6, 2008
Thanks Stefanie for the kind words and the award. I always appreciate your support of my blog.
December 9, 2008
I’m praying for you! Thank you for sharing your story and your wonderful ideas. My refugee friends are sewing, crocheting, and crafting — and a church has agreed to market our products! I appreciate your helpful information. May God bless, heal, and protect you.
December 11, 2008
I’m all about simple, Cindy. I don’t consider myself a ‘real’ pattern writer as I just take a simple stitch and make simple things – I just happened to write it down!
I love your projects here. I’ve got plenty of cotton laying around so I think I’m going to try your start dishcloth – looks like fun!
December 30, 2008
Yes, you have inspired me. The star dishcloth is on my list of things to make.
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