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    Basic Towel Ring Crochet Pattern

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    This document provides instructions for making a basic towel ring out of crochet cotton and a button. The ring is made by looping the yarn around the hand twice to form a circle and then crocheting single crochet stitches around the loop until there are about 50 stitches. A tab is then crocheted by making 10 rows of 10 double crochet stitches each. The tab and ring are joined with single crochet edging and a button is sewn onto the tab to allow the ring to be closed.

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    This document provides instructions for making a basic towel ring out of crochet cotton and a button. The ring is made by looping the yarn around the hand twice to form a circle and then crocheting single crochet stitches around the loop until there are about 50 stitches. A tab is then crocheted by making 10 rows of 10 double crochet stitches each. The tab and ring are joined with single crochet edging and a button is sewn onto the tab to allow the ring to be closed.

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    This document provides instructions for making a basic towel ring out of crochet cotton and a button. The ring is made by looping the yarn around the hand twice to form a circle and then crocheting single crochet stitches around the loop until there are about 50 stitches. A tab is then crocheted by making 10 rows of 10 double crochet stitches each. The tab and ring are joined with single crochet edging and a button is sewn onto the tab to allow the ring to be closed.

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    Basic Towel Ring Crochet Pattern

    Uploaded by

    Sara Beth Purdy
    This document provides instructions for making a basic towel ring out of crochet cotton and a button. The ring is made by looping the yarn around the hand twice to form a circle and then crocheting single crochet stitches around the loop until there are about 50 stitches. A tab is then crocheted by making 10 rows of 10 double crochet stitches each. The tab and ring are joined with single crochet edging and a button is sewn onto the tab to allow the ring to be closed.

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    Basic Towel Ring

    Materials:
    • Hook Size G/6-4.25 mm
    • Crochet Cotton (less than 1 oz)
    • 1 button (approx.. ½ in.)

    Ring:
    • Loop yarn around your hand twice to make a ring 2-2 ½ inches across
    • Using crochet hook, pull yarn through loop to make a slip stitch

    • Ch 3 (counts as first dc)


    • DC around loop until you have about 50 dc. (number of stiches may vary on size of
    ring)
    ○ Evenly space your dc to cover the yarn loop without letting the ring become
    “wavy” in appearance.
    • Join with sl st to first dc. Turn

    Tab:
    • Ch 3 (counts as first dc)
    • Dc in next 9 stitches (10 dc total). Turn
    • Repeat for 10 rows

    Edging:
    • Ch1, sc across last row
    • Make 2 more sc in last dc
    • Continue sc, spacing evenly along side of tab
    • For ring: sc 3, sk 1 around to second side of tab
    ○ Sc evenly along second side.
    ○ Make 2 sc in last stitch. Join and fasten off

    Sew button on center stitch on the first row of the tab. To close, slide button between center
    stitches of last tab row.

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