Materials:
2 skeins Lily Cotton, Sugar' n Cream, 2 oz each (56.7 g each)
1 size F crochet hook
Scissors
Yarn needle
Instructions:
Chain 30 plus one and turn work. Double crochet in each of the 30 stitches, chain one and turn work. Continue to create rows of 30 stitches for 30 rows (creates 15 pattern ridges on each side of work). Bind off stitches. Cut yarn and work end into stitching.
Make two squares.
Join the squares by slip stitching them together along three sides. Finish the open end by slip stitching along the edge of each potholder side.
You may create a hanging loop after you bind off the stitches by attaching a chain of 20 stitches, turning the chain and working a double crochet stitch in each of the 19 stitches, join the loop to the potholder with a slip stitch and secure the loop ends.
This crocheted potholder is great for a beginner. It would make a great addition to any kitchen. It is thick enough to use as a hot pad to protect a tabletop or counter.
Lily offers many colors of yarn in the Sugar' n Cream line.
Published by Mary Martin
Non-profit management, volunteer leadership and education have been primary in Mary's professional life. She taught art classes to both children and adults at DOD MWR, DOD Schools, Merced Junior College, Thr... View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentI used to make crocehted potholders as a kid.
My grandmom taught me to crochet but I have not done it in ages. Thanks for this prompt, I'm going to pull back out the hook.
Oh dear...I have no talent for such things!
Always good to have simple things for beginners.
Very nice Mary, thanks!
Great pattern, I am already thinking about how to do it in knitting. I really don't crochet.