Tea towels, those handy kitchen companions, often find their home hanging on oven handlebars. A seemingly simple act that involves a tea towel holder or topper is more than just a practical solution; it’s a charming piece of kitchen history. The idea of using handmade towel holders dates back generations, adding a touch of rustic elegance to the heart of the home.
I vividly remember stumbling upon a video on a popular social media platform featuring someone hanging tea towels using a crocheted towel holder with wooden rings. The simple yet ingenious solution amazed me. If you’re like me, those constantly falling tea towels from the handlebar can be pretty frustrating. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and try making these towel holders.
A quick Google search revealed a myriad of similar crochet towel holders, but I was drawn to knitted cable braids for their elegant and sophisticated appearance. I decided to dive in headfirst and experiment with crafting my towel holder. To my delight, the result was both functional and visually appealing.
To share the joy and convenience of these handmade towel holders, I’m thrilled to offer them in my shop. I’ve started with two classic colors, red and off-white, just in time to set the mood for the festive holidays. These towel holders not only keep your kitchen towels secure but also add a touch of warmth and charm to your culinary space.
Visit my shop to explore your options, choose your favorite towel holder, and update your kitchen decor this holiday season.
Incorporate these lovely, handcrafted towel holders into your kitchen and be part of the tradition that bridges practicality and elegance. Experience the joy of never dealing with falling tea towels again, all while adding a touch of rustic charm to your home.
We made a reel video to show how to use the towel holders; watch it for yourself.
Lis Makes Towel Holders Reel Video
