Knitted Kitchen Towel Holder

Looking to add a touch of charm to your kitchen? Consider a knitted kitchen towel holder! Not only does it serve a practical purpose by keeping your towels within easy reach, but it also adds a cozy and inviting feel to your space. The handcrafted nature of knitted holders gives them a unique and personal touch that can brighten up any kitchen. So, why not bring some warmth and style to your kitchen with a knitted kitchen towel holder? It's a small addition that can make a big difference in your daily routine!

Materials:

• Sugar & Cream Yarn
• size 8 double pointed needles
• tapestry needle

Cast on 10 stitches

Row 1: Knit all stitches

Row 2: knit all stitches

Row 3: knit 3 do **buttonhole on four stitches knit 3

Row 4 knit

Row 5 purl

Row 6 K1, P2 ,K1, P2, K1, P2, K1

Row 7 P1, K2, P1, K2, P1, K2, P1

Repeat…. 4-7 four more times.

Next row: bind off 6 stitches, k4

With your 4. remaining live stitches, knit an i-cord 4 inches long

Bind off the i-cord and attached to right side of towel holder by sewing with tapestry needle.

I have decided that no button is necessary if you just hang and pull the loop through the buttonhole. 

**Buttonhole

Step 1 -- work to where you want buttonhole to begin. Bring yarn to front; slip 1 purl-wise, bring yarn to back.

Step 2 -- Slip 1 purl-wise, pass first slipped stitch over second. (repeat this part 2 more times--passing over 3 stitches total, for a 3-stitch buttonhole) Place last stitch back on left needle. Turn work.

Step 3 -- Cast on 4 stitches (for the 3 stitches you bound off, plus 1) using the cable cast-on method.

Step 4 -- Turn work (so RS is facing). Bring yarn to back; slip first st of left needle onto right needle and pass last CO st over it. …you're done! Work to end of the row, or to the next buttonhole!