Size: Adjustable to your size width towel
Loom: SG ⅜” gauge loom with 29-45 pegs depending on the width of your towel. Sample used 29 pegs. KB looms premium round loom used in sample. (3/8” SG loom approx as US 7 needle)

Supplies:
Skip-Cut Rotary Cutter Blade “Wide Spaced Cuts” 45mm
Standard rotary cutter blade.
Cutting mat
Straight-Edge ruler
Measuring tape
Button
Tapestry needle
Sewing needle & thread
Towel – Kitchen towel widths vary; 11” x 16” size used in sample.
Cotton yarn

Extra notes:
YouTube video tutorial complete tutorial from start to finish with no edits. Replay of a live video. link text

ADDITIONAL Notes: Not discussed above video: if you DO NOT have a skip-cut rotary cutter, or can’t find one, you can use embroidery technique using a sharp sewing tapestry “sail” needle. Tutorial found at following link. This will add a chain of yarn on the right side of your towel. Start this along the top in same place as topper video or use longer towel and fold in half (do this at folded line on top). Fasten off and then place the chain stitches on your pegs as stitches; keep chains small and be consistent. Top: Use chalk and a straight edge ruler to mark line to follow with hashmarks to help get right peg spacing width. If you are using a straight loom rub caulk on top of pegs and place upside-down on towel to mark the peg placement. Your chains will go around the dots). This technique also works if you want to use a bulkier yarn and a larger gauge loom. link text