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This owl hooded towel is not only cute and cuddly but oh so functional as well!! When worked in cotton yarn this textured stitch makes for a super absorbent towel that is sure to become any mom's favorite towel. Perfect gift idea for a baby shower or any new mom. The easy-to-follow pattern includes instructions to make the hooded towel and two different eye style options. Stitch counts are provided at the end of each row/round and full color photos are provided for ease of use. Written in American English according to Yarn Council standards and guidelines.
What people are saying about the Owl Hooded Towel:
"Looks absolutely adorable. I love this stitch pattern! It looks like it's going to take forever, but it really is working up pretty quickly." ~Jennifer
"The pattern was very easy to follow. I found it well written. I absolutely LOVE the finished product! I have purchased patterns from you before and having seen this one, I will definitely continue to purchase from you." ~ Shaunna
"Adorable!! finished quickly!! great pattern:)" ~Shelley
"Wonderful pattern." ~PeaRidgePrimitives
13 scs and 14 rows = 4 in.
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Wife, mommy, and confessed yarnie. I also manage a blog (www.petalstopicots.com) for crochet enthusiasts. With tutorials, patterns, references and resources, and book and product reviews, it is a well rounded source of information and inspiration for both beginner and experienced crocheters.
My love of crochet started when I was little and I would sit and watch my grandmother, my Nonna, ...
Wife, mommy, and confessed yarnie. I also manage a blog (www.petalstopicots.com) for crochet enthusiasts. With tutorials, patterns, references and resources, and book and product reviews, it is a well rounded source of information and inspiration for both beginner and experienced crocheters.
My love of crochet started when I was little and I would sit and watch my grandmother, my Nonna, crochet beautiful afghans, tablecloths, baby clothes, and so much more. When I was 9 years old she gave me my own hook -- which I still have now, 30 years later -- and taught me how to crochet. And I have been crocheting ever since. From trying new patterns to designing my own, I always have a crochet project stashed in my bag.
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