Crochet Granny Toilet Tissue Covers: A Charming Addition to Your Bathroom Decor

Crochet Granny Toilet Tissue Covers are not only practical but also add a charming touch to your bathroom decor. These quaint covers come in a variety of colors and patterns, making them a fun and versatile accessory for your home. Whether you're looking to add a bit of nostalgia or simply want to keep your spare toilet paper rolls neatly tucked away, these covers are a delightful solution. Plus, they make for a thoughtful and unique gift for friends and family members who appreciate handmade crafts. So, next time you're looking to spruce up your bathroom with a touch of whimsy, consider adding a Crochet Granny Toilet Tissue Cover to your collection!

Materials

Skill Level: Easy

• Other items needed: yarn needle, letter opener or butter knife, scissors, roll of toilet paper
• Stitches used: chain (ch), slip stitch (sl st), double crochet (dc)

Crochet Instructions

Starting the Cover

With an “I” hook - ch 5 – join to form a ring with sl st.

Round 1

Rnd 1: ch 3 (counts as 1st dc) 2dc, ch1 – *3dc, ch1* - *repeat 4 more times* sl st in top of ch3 tie off. (6 dc granny clusters, 6 ch1 spaces)

Round 2

Rnd 2: join next color with sl st in ch1 space – ch3, 2dc, ch1, 3dc (all in same space) *ch1– 3dc, ch1, 3dc in next ch1 space* - *repeat 4 more times* - sl st in top of ch3. tie off (12 dc granny clusters, 12 ch1 spaces)

Round 3

Rnd 3: join next color with sl st in ch1 space. – ch3, 2dc, ch1 – 3dc in next ch1 space and in each around – sl st to top of ch3. tie off. (12 dc granny clusters, 12 ch1 spaces)

Rounds 4 to 12

Rnd 4 – 12: join next color with sl st in ch1 space. – ch3, 2dc, ch1 – 3dc in next ch1 space and in each around – sl st to top of ch3. tie off. (12 dc granny clusters, 12 ch1 spaces)

Final Round

Rnd 13: join next color with sl st in ch1 space – ch3, 2dc, ch1, 3dc in same space – 3dc, ch1, 3dc in next ch1 space… and in each around. – join with sl st in top of ch3 – finish off. (24 dc granny clusters, 12 ch1 spaces)

Tuck in all ends.

Creating the Tie

Tie (Revised): With F hook ch 90 – tie off… weave chain tie in and out around the top of round 13 in the ch1 spaces and in between the granny clusters. Place toilet roll tissue in after removing the cardboard center. Draw up ends of yarn ties as in a drawstring bag and tie in a bow.

Removing the Cardboard Center

To remove the cardboard center, I used a letter opener; you could also use a butter knife. Slip it in between the cardboard and tissue where it's attached. Move it gently around the cardboard center until the tissue is released from it. Take scissors and cut a long slit in the cardboard, making it easier to twist and lift out. Remove the cardboard and find the center of the tissue; pull gently out to expose it for use.