Sunflower Crochet Hand Towel

"Learn to crochet a Sunflower Crochet Hand Towel and add a little fall home decor to your kitchen and bathrooms. Your crocheted kitchen towels will never slip off the oven door handle or towel bar again with this simple towel pattern. This crochet kitchen towel is made by crocheting three sunflower squares, joining them together, then crocheting a joining strap to create a ring. The crochet towel is then worked onto an edge on the back side of the crochet motif assembly. "

More Crafty Ideas For You

If you're a fan of creating the Sunflower Crochet Hand Towel, chances are you enjoy both crochet projects and floral designs. We have a few craft project ideas that we think you'll love based on your interest in this particular project!

For those who enjoy crochet, we recommend trying your hand at creating a beautiful sunflower crochet blanket. This project allows you to showcase your crochet skills while incorporating the same sunny and cheerful sunflower motif that you love. It's a larger project, but well worth the effort once you have a cozy and colorful blanket to snuggle up with.

Another idea for crafters who love floral designs is to create a set of sunflower coasters. These small projects are perfect for experimenting with different crochet stitches and color combinations, while also providing a practical and decorative touch to your home. They make a lovely gift for friends and family who appreciate handmade items.

If you're looking for a seasonal craft project, consider making a sunflower wreath for your front door. This project allows you to combine your love of crochet with other crafting techniques like wreath-making and floral arranging. A sunflower wreath is a beautiful way to add a touch of sunshine to your home decor, especially during the fall season.

We hope these craft project ideas inspire you to explore new ways to express your creativity and love for crafting!

Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook, H/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)