I can’t understate how excited I am about the Restless Rows Collection. As someone with a mind that’s always running, crochet has been a consistent way that I can sit down with the chaos swirling in my head and find some calm. This group of patterns is meant to capitalize on the things that have always helped me find that space—repetition and most importantly.. NO COUNTING (except for the starting chain.. no way around that..)!
These patterns are made for the crocheter who needs/desires movement, but also ease.
First up for the Restless Rows Collection is the Restless Rows Crochet Hand Towel! Those clean lines are a perfect add your kitchen—simple but elegant.
You can purchase this pattern in PDF form by following this link to the Ada Mae Crochet Shop on Etsy! The PDF is also available on Ravelry. The PDF version contains exclusive instructions for how to make a matching dish towel!
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Materials needed:
- US sz G (4.25 mm) crochet hook
- Approximately 350 yards (198g) of any worsted weight yarn (I used Caron All Day Cotton Yarn in the color Moss. Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn is a great substitute)
Abbreviations:
- Blo-back loop only
- Ch-chain
- Hdc-half double crochet
- Rep-repeat
- Sl st-slip stitch
- St(s)-stitch(es)
Skill Rating:
Beginner
Finished size:
28”x15”
Gauge:
4×4”= 15 hdc sts x 11 rows
Tips:
- Border is worked in the round. Do not turn after working each round of the border
- ch-1 at beginning of round does NOT count as a st throughout the pattern
Pattern:
Ch 101
Row 1: hdc in the second ch from the hook, hdc in each ch to the end of the row, ch 1 and turn
Row 2: hdc in the blo of each st to the end of the round, ch 1 and turn
Row 3-32: rep row 2
Row 33: hdc in the blo of each st until one st remains, DO NOT TURN
Border
Round 1:
- Side 1– 3 sc in st left un-worked at the end of round 33 to make first corner *2 sc in the end of one row, 1 sc in the end of the next row, rep from * until one row remains on side 1, 3 sc in the last row (will make corner)
- Side 2– 1 sc in each ch until one ch remains on side 2, 3 sc in the last st (will make corner)
- Side 3– *2 sc in the end of one row, 1 sc in the end of the next row, rep from * until one row remains on side 3, 3 sc in the last row (will make corner)
- Side 4– 1 sc in each st until you reach the middle sc of the corner made at the beginning of side 1, DO NOT TURN
Round 2-3: 3 sc in each corner, sc in each sc to the end of the round until you reach the first sc of the round. DO NOT TURN
After round 3, sl st to join with the first sc of the round, fasten off and weave in ends
I hope you liked this pattern! Make sure to show me how it turned out by tagging @AdaMaeCrochet on Instagram!
Not ready for the fun to be done? You can buy this pattern with instructions for a matching dish towel on Etsy or Ravelry!
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