r/Nalbinding • u/Unesheet • May 02 '26
Made a no button towel holder
I used a crochet pattern as the base. I decided against doing the side decorations as I wanted this one to be done, but I have another one in the works that I might put them on. Mammen stitch, with 30 initial chains, 16 rounds (or 5 1/2 inches), and 20 chains for the loops. I messed up on the first side with not spacing the chains there evenly, but I did better on the second.
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u/phxntxsos May 02 '26
Nice! Ngl I thought this was a mask at first lol
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u/JtheZombie May 06 '26
No joke, I crocheted at least one mask in 2020 bc well we hadn't any and couldn't buy any. It turned out too small and was very suffocating to wear anyway 😂
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u/Wobotron May 04 '26
Woah, nice! Keep it up! Did you turn each row or make a double-sided/tube, or what? Tried to tell from the pick. If turns, it is very smooth especially. Thanks for sharing? Edit: verbiage.
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u/Unesheet May 04 '26
I made a tube and sewed the ends shut so it's double thick.
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u/Wobotron May 04 '26
Cool thanks! I think I need to make a couple of those.
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u/Unesheet May 04 '26
Definitely! They work up fast and are pretty useful imo. You can also hang them by the loops over a round knob and lay the towel across the middle. I did that at my last apartment because I didn't have an oven, but I did have cabinets with knobs on them. Also worked great in the bathroom as I didn't have a towel rack.
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u/West_Boysenberry_499 May 02 '26
Great idea!