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I’ve been meaning to make a couple new crochet kitchen towels, but I wanted something a little less traditional in style. Having to constantly pick up the towels off the floor and wash them because they’ve slipped off the oven handle yet again, gets old in a quick hurry. One day as I was scrolling my Pinterest feed, a pin popped up for a sewing pattern for a towel that was a simple rectangle, yet the way it was attached to the oven handle was genius. I knew right away that I needed to make a couple for myself and this is how the Buffalo Plaid Kitchen Towel crochet pattern came to be.

Yarn
Knit Picks CotLin was used for the sample, however, a worsted weight cotton will work just fine because it’s a towel and not a piece of clothing to be worn.

Towel is A Crocheted Simplicity original design.

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