Soakin It Up Hair Towel crochet pattern
Fed up with wet hair that soaks your shirts after a shower or towels wrapped around your head in an effort to absorb some of the water only to have them fall off every time you move your head? The Soakin It Up Hair Towel is convenient, stylish and pretty darn absorbent (depending on what yarn fiber you use). Work one up for yourself or for a gift today.
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YARN
Lion Brand Kitchen Cotton (or comparable #4/worsted weight cotton): approximately 300 yards
MATERIALS
Size H/8(5mm) crochet hook, stitch markers, scissors, tapestry/yarn needle, one button (approx 25mm), measuring tape
DIFFICULTY
Easy
SIZE(S)
One size. Finished measurements: approximately 21" long and 7" wide.
GAUGE
7 hdcs x 5 rows= 2"x2" square
STITCH GUIDE
ch(s) - chain(s), hdc - half double crochet, FLO sc dec - front loop only single crochet decrease, st(s) - stitch(es), BLO hdc - back loop only half double crochet, FLO hdc - front loop only half double crochet, BLO hdc dec - back loop only half double crochet decrease, FLO hdc dec - front loop only half double crochet decrease, sl st - slip stitch
NOTES
- Turning chain does not count in rows' stitch counts.
- BLO and FLO stitches (with the exception of the decreases) are worked opposite each other to create a waffle pattern (BLO'S worked into FLO'S from previous row and vice versa)
PATTERN (make 2)
Ch 92
Row 1: hdc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc across (91sts), turn
Row 2: ch2, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (91sts), turn
Row 3: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (88sts), turn
Row 4: ch2, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til EIGHT sts remain, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts (84sts), turn
Row 5: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (80sts), turn
Row 6: ch2, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til EIGHT sts remain, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts (76sts), turn
Row 7: ch2, flo hdc dec, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til TWO sts remain, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (74sts), turn
Row 8: ch2, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til FOUR sts remain, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over last TWO sts (72sts), turn
Row 9: ch2, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (69sts), turn
Row 10: ch2, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til SIX sts remain, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over last TWO sts (66sts), turn
Row 11: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (64sts), turn
Row 12: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til FOUR sts remain, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (61sts), turn
Row 13: ch2, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (58sts), turn
Row 14: ch2, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til FOUR sts remain, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (56sts), turn
Row 15: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * to end (52sts), turn
Row 16: ch2, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til EIGHT sts remain, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (48sts), turn
Row 17: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til TWO sts remain, flo hdc dec over last TWO sts (44sts), turn
Row 18: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til SIX sts remain, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (38sts), turn
Row 19: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *blo hdc in next st, flo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til FOUR sts remain, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over last TWO sts (33sts), turn
Row 20: ch2, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til SIX sts remain, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over last TWO sts (28sts), turn
Row 21: ch2, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, flo hdc dec over next TWO sts, blo hdc dec over next TWO sts, *flo hdc in next st, blo hdc in next st*, repeat from * - * til THREE sts remain, flo SC dec over the next TWO sts, sl st (through BOTH loops) in last st (24sts), fasten off and weave in ends.
FINISHING
Assemble
Stack both sides on top of each other with edges matched up. Attach yarn with sl/st through BOTH pieces at corner of widest part (see pic A).
LOOSELY sc in ends of rows/in each st of R21/ends of rows at other side til ONE st remains, sl st in last st, ch8, sl st in previous sl st, fasten off and weave in ends. Turn piece right side out.
Button
Sew button on seam 4" from front edge (see pic B).
How to wear
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This is awesome! Thanks so much for a well-written pattern!
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ReplyDeleteMaking this now for Christmas presents. Thank you so much for the pattern.
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ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make this. One for me and one for my daughter!! Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteI've been looking all over for something like this for one of the great grands, and now I've found it! Thanks so much! I'll be ordering kitchen cotton this evening! Yippee!
ReplyDeleteLike it but I put mine on the other way lol twist my hair in front of my head then throw it over :) always have but loved the pattern thinking about making more as gifts
ReplyDeleteAwesome pattern! Can't wait to make one ☺
ReplyDeleteI'm making one now. I found the pattern months ago then couldn't remember where. I wear my towel like Christina. Always have & I'm 64. 😉
ReplyDeleteHow many chains would I start with for child age 5 and 8 years. Love this pattern for both adults daughters and great grand kids. Thank you
ReplyDeleteThank you for any suggestions on the child size. Judy Gordon Email Gordonjudy20@gmail.com
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