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How to Use Crochet Flower Appliqués on Towel Holders (+ 6 Bonus Ideas)

Crochet flower appliqués are one of my favorite ways to add a simple, customizable touch to everyday projects—especially when it comes to crochet flower appliqués on towel holders. With just one small detail, you can completely change the look to match the season, your home décor, or your personal style.

All three of my crochet flower appliqué patterns are now available, and they were designed to work as an interchangeable system. Each flower easily attaches around the button on my towel holder patterns, so you can switch them out in seconds—no need to make a new holder every time you want a change.

In this post, I’ll show you exactly how to use crochet flower appliqués on towel holders, plus 6 bonus ideas for using them in other projects like bags, garland, and more.


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🌸 Explore the Flower Appliqué Patterns

These crochet flower appliqués were designed to be interchangeable, so you can mix and match them across different projects.

👉 Daisy Appliqué
👉 Sunflower Appliqué
👉 Rose Appliqué

Each one works perfectly for adding detail to your towel holders or using in other creative ways.

3 Different Crochet Flower Appliqués on the round handle bag

🧼 How to Use Crochet Flower Appliqués on Towel Holders

Using crochet flower appliqués on towel holders is such an easy way to refresh your kitchen décor without starting from scratch.

Each flower is designed to slide right over the button on my towel holder patterns, making them fully removable and interchangeable. This means you can swap out flowers for different seasons, colors, or styles in just seconds.

For example:

  • Use bright, light colors for spring and summer
  • Switch to warmer tones for fall
  • Keep it neutral for everyday décor

It’s a simple upgrade that makes a big impact.

How To Make The Button Closure Crochet Towel Holder Pattern - Optional Flower Appliques

🧺 Towel Holder Patterns

These flower appliqués were specifically designed to pair with my towel holder patterns:

👉 Button Closure Crochet Towel Holder
👉 Original Crochet Towel Holder (3 Ways)

Crochet towel holders displayed on a dishwasher with Fall themed towels and button closures.

✨ 6 Bonus Ways to Use Crochet Flower Appliqués

Crochet flower appliqués aren’t just for towel holders—there are so many creative ways to use them in your projects!


👜 1. Bag Charms

Turn your appliqués into bag charms by attaching a keyring or clip. I especially love adding them to my
👉 Round Handle Crochet Bag Pattern for a fun, customizable look that you can switch out anytime.

The Round Handle Crochet Bag Pattern displayed with Optional Flower Embellishments.

🎀 2. Garland

String multiple flowers together to create a simple garland—perfect for seasonal décor or party styling.

How to Use Crochet Flower Appliqués on Towel Holders (+ 6 Bonus Ideas) - Garland

🧺 3. Decorating Baskets with Crochet Flower Appliqués

Attach a flower to a basket for an easy way to add texture and color. This works beautifully with my
👉 Spike Stitch Basket & Tray Pattern or any of your favorite storage baskets.

The Spike Stitch Crochet Basket & Tray Pattern with leather handles, worked up in cream, brown, and orange colors. Shown is the top view of the baskets sitting on a white table. One is filled with lemons.

🌿 4. Embellishing Planters

Add a soft, decorative detail to your planters by attaching a flower appliqué. This pairs perfectly with my
👉 Crochet Posh Planter and is a simple way to refresh your home décor for the season.

Faux Planter Sources Spring 2024 featuring the Posh Planter cover crochet pattern with faux plant.

📖 5. Creating Bookmarks

Use a flower appliqué as the top of a bookmark by adding a crocheted chain stem. These make quick and thoughtful handmade gifts.


🧶 6. Embellishing Hats or Headbands

Add a flower to hats or headbands for a simple embellishment that can be customized for different seasons, colors, or styles. Try adding one to
👉 The Basic Ear Warmers Pattern for an elevated look.

Basic Crochet Ear Warmers Pattern in barley with with blue Button on Flower

💡 Final Thoughts

Using crochet flower appliqués on towel holders is one of the easiest ways to create a custom, seasonal look without extra work. Whether you’re making them for your own home, gifts, or market prep, this interchangeable system makes it simple and fun to get creative.

If you’re short on time, don’t forget—these appliqués work up quickly and are perfect for adding to projects you already have, making them great for last-minute gifts or market prep.

Pin this post for later so you’ll have all of these ideas ready when you need them!

I can’t wait to see what you create! If you make something, be sure to tag me @simplymadebyerin so I can see your beautiful work—I love seeing your creations!

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The Little Handle Basket Crochet Pattern featuring three baskets stacked within each other. The bottom basket is a tray size in the color grey, the middle basket is size medium and in the color Oatmeal, the third basket is size small in dark grey. Each basket has a screw on leather tag with The Simply Made by Erin logo engraved on them.

If you love adding decorative touches like these crochet flower appliqués, you’ll also love this basket pattern. It’s perfect for styling your space and works beautifully with seasonal accents.

👉 Check out the Little Handle Basket & Tray Pattern here



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