These 6 vintage-style over-the-oven-door dress towel toppers in today's colors are the perfect decorative addition to your kitchen. And, they make great gifts and are perfect to sell at craft fairs! Each set includes a towel topper, dishcloth, and pot holder, and all items are made using cotton worsted-weight yarn.

Stitch 2 adorable towel toppers and matching pot holders using worsted-weight #4 yarn. Pattern includes written instructions and Towel Topper assembly diagram. Prim and Proper sizes: towel topper—9 12/"W x 5 1⁄2"H; pot holder—7 1⁄2" diameter. Royal Elegance sizes: towel topper—9"W x 5"H; pot holder—8" diameter.

Stitch 2 adorable towel toppers and matching pot holders using worsted-weight #4 yarn. Pattern includes written instructions and Towel Topper assembly diagram. Prim and Proper sizes: towel topper--9 12/"W x 5 1⁄2"H; pot holder--7 1⁄2" diameter. Royal Elegance sizes: towel topper--9"W x 5"H; pot holder--8" diameter.

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