willferg

I went to the first link and put "towel" in the search box and found the tutorial. It's a good one!

Kathy T.

The first link worked fine for me and I really like that method - fast and easy! Thanks.

zennia

The first one worked for me to . Thank You, it looks like a good idea for Christmas

Sandra in Minnesota

Worked for me on both pages. Thanks - I will put it in my favorites.

Geri B

Both seem like too much work for towels that really get used in my kitchen.....along with the whole one I have nearest the sink draped over a ceramic duck head...made by me in a past hobby life, I have two of those half towels strategically placed attached to cabinet handles...one near stove, other under working counter, but I have crocheted across cut edge, worked up a double crochet, folded over handle and attached button......much faster for me that those shown.....

DebbieJJ

If the 1st link gives you a blank page (like it did me), try "refreshing" or "reloading" the page. It worked for me.

jbud2

I use a (bought) hot pad and t-towel. Fold your hot pad with the hanging loop at the top, and mark the fold line. Take the t-towel and fold in sides to fit the fold line on the hot pad. Find the center of the t-towel and lay the center marked line on the hot pad on the center of the t-towel, and sew. On the opposite side of the hot pad, sew a button. To hang, put hot pad on oven handle and button it on!
This is real easy and I make a lot for the church bazaar.

silverfoxmag

Thanks for the links. I got the second one right away, the first one I got a blank page but I highlighted the URL and hit enter and then it came up.

woody

Worked fine for me, great idea thanks

ppquilter

I like this idea!