7 Ways to Sew a Stay Put Hand Towel For The Kitchen

We’ve all been through the routine of either not being able to find a dish towel in the kitchen, or having troubles with it staying on the stove handle. Don’t let that happen again. Have you ever heard of a Stay Put towel? Check out these 7 sewing patterns and take some time this weekend to make your own stay put kitchen towels. Never again will you be searching for a lost towel in your kitchen or picking one up of the dirty kitchen floor.

Dish towels with hangers are perfect for anyone with little kids who are learning to hang their towels. Perfect for the bathroom towel too.

1- Hanging Dish Towel from Kleios Belly

2- Homemade Hand Towels from Little Home Living

3- Kitchen Towel Dress from The Whoot

4- New Style of Hand Towel from Stitched by Janay

5- Sew Handy Fridge Towels from Sew Can She

6- Hanging Hand Towel with Ties from About Home

7- Ruffled Hanging Dish Towel from All Free Sewing

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At first glance at My Big Toe Designs’ website, you might think you’ve stumbled upon a pretty classic cross stitch designer who makes samplers using bible verses and traditional designs.

And there is that, but if you look a little closer, you’ll see another side, with designs that call cat hair a “specialty fiber,” refer to the voices in their head saying to eat the chocolate, and that as far as everyone else knows, this is a “normal” family.

These designs are billed as whimsical on the My Big Toe Designs website, and they are that, especially compared to the other designs on the site. Who couldn’t relate to “If it’s not one thing, it’s three others” or “I barely survived yesterday and it’s already today”?

As mentioned above, in addition to the snarkier side, this designer makes a lot of samplers and inspirational designs with bible quotes and heartfelt phrases. There are also holiday designs, mostly for Christmas with a religious bent. The pinkie series offers sets of small Christmas designs that can be framed in tiny frames, used as ornaments or given as gifts.

In addition to all the patterns on offer, the website includes tutorials that show how to use stitched fabric in different ways, including making a biscornu, covering a wooden block, making a needle book, a flat ornament and an ort box (if that last one doesn’t mean anything to you, check out this post all about orts).

There also are a few free patterns on the website, including designs about winter, stitching friends, being a grandparent and more.

While you can browse all of My Big Toe Designs’ patterns on the website, you can’t actually order directly from them. But there is a list of websites on the site that you can use if you don’t have a local needlework shop that happens to carry the designs you want.

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