Free Crochet Towel Topper Patterns

Crocheted towel toppers are fun to crochet. Here you will find about 25 free crochet towel topper patterns. The following free patterns are quick and easy too, even a beginner can tackle them. You only need about an ounce of yarn, so you can use up small balls of scrap yarn from other projects if you have them.

For all projects you will need 1/2 of a dish towel. A few use the entire dish towel. For some of the projects you will need to hem the towel. Some of the patterns show a technique where you don't have to do this.

These make nice gifts, because they are so handy to wipe your hands on in the kitchen. The patterns can be crocheted quickly for when you need a last minute gift. Make several for yourself too. They are great bazaar sellers.

Think beyond dish towels and crochet them for hand towels for the bathroom. After you've crocheted a few of these designs, you'll see that they are so simple that you can design your own. Use free patterns for different flowers and sew them on for a beautiful design.

The towel topper is created worsted weight cotton yarn and a size G crochet hook. You'll also need a 1" and a 2" cabone ring. This would make a nice towel topper for Christmas or all year round.

To crochet this pattern, you'll need a size 1 steel crochet hook and a size G hook. It is crocheted with 4-ply cotton yarn. You'll also need a button to complete the project.

This is a simple towel topper pattern suitable for a beginner. Included are videos for a right handed crocheter and a left handed crocheter. You'll need worsted weight yarn and an I hook.

Included are two free patterns. One is in stripes and the other is solid. Both have a daisy on the top. The patterns are crocheted with Lily Sugar 'n Cream cotton yarn. They are rated easy.

She used Redheart Carefree Cotton yarn and a size G hook. This is a good beginner's towel to make, because whe includes a photo for each step. She has a new method where you don't have to hem the towel. You will use sports weight yarn to do this and a size 7 steel crochet hook.

Needed are small amounts of worsted weight yarn and a size G hook. She crocheted these so that you don't need to hem the towel.

Crochetville - You'll get both patterns and need green and red yarn to complete them. You'll also need a pair of squiggle eyes.

Step-by-step photos are included in this tutorial. This is an easy way for a beginner to learn how to make a towel topper.

The free pattern is extra pretty with a pansy on the top and ruffles underneath. It is created with Lily Sugar'n Cream cotton yarn. The pattern is rated easy.

This is an archived pattern from Cylinda Matthews. If you like the pattern, you should visit her site, because she puts new free patterns on from time to time. The towel topper is really pretty and is crocheted with 4-ply yarn. You'll need a metal ring for the hanger.

The pattern is crocheted with 1 oz of worsted weight yarn and a size H crochet hook. She used Caron Simply Soft yarn.

This is another extra pretty towel topper. The towel hangs on a concealed crochet chain, so you can wash the towel without washing the topper everytime. I think this is a great idea. You don't have to cut the towel this way either. She designed the topper with worsted weight yarn and a size G hook. You'll also need a button to complete the project.