Knitted kitchen towels

The Wheat Tea Towel is an easy beginner kitchen towel knitting pattern that will give any home a flair of personalization. Bring in some rustic cottage-core vibes to your kitchen or bathroom, or give the perfect gift for that decor-forward person in your life! This is my second officially published knitting pattern! I was super

Practice your lace knitting skills with this stunning lace knit kitchen towel pattern, which includes both written instructions and an easy to follow chart!

The Mura is an easy knit dish towel with hanging loop. This free knitting pattern is simple to knit and easy to hang. Plenty of hand towels is a kitchen essential. Even though I have

A free tea towel or hand towel knitting pattern that’s quick and easy to knit! Using only knits and purls it’s beginner friendly and will make a lovely knit gift idea.

Knit in our beautiful, new Serif cotton, our Heel Stitch Hand Towel is right in…

This is an oldie but goodie 🙂 Several years ago, we stopped buying comercial sponges at home with the aim of reducing the amount of plastic we consume and take care of the planet (I’m preparing an article about it). So, as you can imagine, this pattern is my most used one to make spongeContinue reading "DIAGONAL Dishcloth and Kitchen Towel FREE PATTERN"

Free beginner kitchen towel knitting pattern - using worsted weight cotton yarn, this one works up really fast and is easy to knit! It’s a great idea for gift knitting or sprucing up your kitchen with a new hand knit accessory.

This Modern Kitchen Towels Free Knitting Pattern is fun to make, and great for beginners. The resulting towel is classic and stylish.

Ravelry Project Page - Knit Kitchen Towel My reworked version of a classic knit kitchen hand towel pattern. I smoothed out the transit...

My youngest son is a FedEx driver. He asked me to make hanging kitchen towels for use in the truck. Posted pictures to Knitting Paradise and after many requests, wrote up and posted a "recipe" for them to follow. I AM NOT a pattern writer. I only used 1 & 1/2 balls (2.5 oz) each. The red, soft ecru and potpourri were leftover cones from other projects. The red one goes to my grandson who has just moved into his first apartment and is decorating with black, gray and red.