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Home » Blog » Easy Crafts » Hanging Towel Tutorial

Hanging Towel Tutorial

Jan 31, 2012 · Modified: Apr 28, 2020 by Lisa · This post may contain affiliate links · 7 Comments

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I hope I am not the only Mom out there with a hanging towel problem! My older boys have outgrown their hooded towels but with regular towels, they just can’t get quite enough of the towel over the hook to actually have it stay for very long. It’s been driving me nuts! While visiting with a friend I saw that she had sewn a ribbon through the edge, which created an easy hook to hang them with. Genius! Since I think Ive got some mad sewing skills now 🙂 I gave it a try.

First you need your towel and a ribbon, cut to about a foot long. The length depends on how big you want your hook to be.

Since my ribbon was thick I folded both of the edges over and sewed just the ends down.

Then I sewed those edges together. I did a lot of stitches, since the towel’s weight would be hanging on it and I didn’t want it to rip out.

Then I took the ribbon and did a little straight stitch on the edge of the towel to keep the ribbon from sliding around.

I folded the towel down over the ribbon. It was about an inch over. Then I did two – 1 inch long lines of zig zag stitches to make sure the ribbon was really reinforced. The first zig zag was in the middle of the folded over part. The second one stitched the edge down completely.

This is what it looks like from the back.

Then you hang it up!

They are so easy!. Davis was SO excited. He was the one really struggling to get his towel to stay. Finally a bathroom with hung towels instead of a pile under the hooks!

Davis asked if I could take a picture of him with his towel, because he loooooves it (his words – not mine).

And the serious thoughtful pose:

One more way to help my boys succeed and keep the house cleaner too! YEA!

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  1. Francis

    August 04, 2019 at 11:49 pm

    I love the idea, Lisa!
    In our house, my wife also sews a towel to hang on the fridge and to the kitchen. btw cute little boy

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    • Pam Dana

      August 15, 2019 at 3:44 pm

      Yes! Those are so handy!

      Reply
  2. Jennie Louise (@SnapHappyJen)

    March 25, 2012 at 7:03 pm

    What a very pretty idea… so simple yet so sweet. Endless possibilities with these, right?
    Loving the green.
    I blog hopped over from centsational girl linky party — but I wanted to say hi and that I too am hosting a blog linky party absolutely perfect for this post. Its all about spring craft tutorials and sharing it with like minded crafty bloggers. Maybe you would consider linking up with Sunday School at Snapdragon Diairies. 😉
    Jennie. x
    http://www.snapdragonshots.com/2012/03/welcome-sn-apdr-agon-diar-ies-sunda-y_25.html

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    • Jennie Louise (@SnapHappyJen)

      March 27, 2012 at 5:10 pm

      Great that you linked up ! Thanks alot.
      Jennie. x

      Reply
  3. Krisi {Krisi's Kreations}

    February 07, 2012 at 5:21 am

    What a great idea! Found you on a linky party! Check out my newest blog post: http://www.krisiskreations.com

    Reply
  4. Jenna

    February 06, 2012 at 8:04 pm

    I love this idea! My boys’ towels end up on the floor all the time. Ugh! I really want to give this a try! {pinning it!}

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  5. K Coake

    February 04, 2012 at 2:34 am

    What a great idea! I have ‘pinned’ it and plan to make it sometime in the near future. It will solve my towel problem. What a cutie in his towel!

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