
1. Yarn over hook twice, insert on stitch, and draw up a loop.

2. Yarn over and draw loop thru 2 loops on hook; 3 loops left on hook.

3. Yarn over and insert hook on next stitch, pull up a loop. (You now have 5 loops on hook.)

4. Yarn over and draw thru 2 loops, leaving 4 loops on hook.

5. Yarn over and draw thru 3 loops, leaving 2 loops.

6. Yarn over and draw thru remaining 2 loops.
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Great step by step pictures, Master Mimi! You should publish a book... think it over!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vik!! I am thinking maybe an E-book, but first I must have many stuff to put on it :)
ReplyDeleteI bought a towel and tried punching holes in it but it wouldn't work. :( I might try doing something else (maybe the towel was too thick), I really want to try your towel topper. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Tina, I missed replying to this so here goes. You can sew a blanket stitch on the towel edge as a foundation for the the crochet topper :)
DeleteExcellent step by step explanation. Thank you for posting this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by :)
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