by embquilt 25 Oct 2015

Seeking more advice. I want to do completely ITH towel toppers for thanksgiving and also for Christmas.

I love the look of the smart needle ones BUT I don't have hooks in my kitchen to hang a towel from.

I am searching for a way that they release somehow as I can see my husband and children ripping them off the stove handle and thereby ruining the holidays cuz I will go ballistic.

So guide me please oh wise ones!

TIA, hugs,
Lee

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Comments (9)

by embquilt 28 Oct 2015

My hubby listened to me going on and on about not being happy with various styles and I think to get me to shut up on the topic lol purchased Anita goodesign set that has the towel toppers on it.

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by baydreamer 26 Oct 2015

As you can see I have made a tab. I just measured what I needed to go around the handle of my stove. This on has a button hole but I have also use snaps. I very easy way if this is just too much work is to simple put the towel over the stove handle and tie it with a ribbon. K.I.S.S.(keep it simple sweetie) is usually the best!

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by embquilt 28 Oct 2015

Love both of yours. The one with the ribbon is the ribbon what is holding it up?

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by marianb 26 Oct 2015

try Google for towel topper ides, or designs by sick and creative kiwi have some nice ones. I make some with press stud tape to attach the pieces together that way you only have to change to towel portion when needed. Hope our suggestions help a little. Marian

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by sandralane 25 Oct 2015

I have made lots of them with a button and ribbon or crochet loop at the back. Works well or tie a ribbon through the hole at the top also okay. Good luck. Sandra.

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by lbrow 25 Oct 2015

I use the command hooks for everything, inside and outside. They are great for hanging wreaths outside/Lillian