Macrame Tea Towel Holder (DIY Easy Pattern!)

Learn how to make this beautiful and functional macrame tea towel holder in today’s step by step tutorial! This DIY kitchen towel hanger is made mostly with the double half hitch knot- if you don’t know how to tie that knot, I have an easy tutorial for it right here: If you want to hang a thicker dish towel or napkin from this hanging towel holder, I recommend using a larger wooden ring than the ones I used in this tutorial. They were 2“ and work great for a thin tea towel or a flour sack towel, but it’s a little tight for a thick terry cloth towel. SUPPLIES YOU’LL NEED // ▶︎ 5 mm single strand macrame string in the following lengths: - 5 pieces @ 96 inches long (244 cm) - 1 piece @ 20 inches long (51 cm) ▶︎ 2 wooden rings (I used 2“ for this example, but 3“ or 4“ rings would work better for thicker kitchen towels) - here are some 50 mm wooden rin