Crochet hot pads are one of those gifts everyone LOVES. Plus they can be hard to find for most people that don't crochet. So, gifting hot pads is a great handmade gift that will be appreciated. The pocket hot pad is a fun, useful kitchen essential. The pocket can be used to help grab items out of the stove or can be used as a way to gift some fun kitchen gadgets. Everybody loves a pocket. Crochet Hook Size I (5.50mm) Worsted (#4) Weight Yarn-ranges from 95-120 yards Measuring Tape Yarn Needle Scissors Size: 7" or 9" options - both square with hanging loop

This super easy washcloth is a breeze to make with simple crochet stitches. The texture is eye catching and is great to use for scrubbing! With this pattern, you will find a full written pattern as well as a video tutorial to walk to through how to make the stitch. If you are comfortable with single crochet stitches and chain stitches, this pattern will be a breeze. Make some today for your kitchen or for your friend or loved one's kitchen and bath!

Daisies are my favorite flower so when I wanted to add some cute pillows and a placemat to my new swing setting I decided to design snappy daisy. It worked out great and can be made in any choice of colors. I have included instructions for making 2 sizes. Both sizes can be placemats and pillows. Description: Instructions included for making a daisy shaped placemat and/or pillow. Skill Level: Easy. Basic crochet skills needed, plus must be able to read a crochet pattern. Materials Yarn: worsted weight. Sample Colors: Red Heart Super Saver Bright Yellow, White, Royal, Cherry, Shocking Pink, Pumpkin, Turqua Crochet Hooks: H, I, J Miscellaneous: Yarn needle, sewing needle, thread, small buttons (optional for eyes), Fairfield Poly-fil stuffing (optional for pillow) Details Flat Daisy Measurement: regular - 15” across; large - 18” across Gauge: Not important for this project

This dishcloth is made using the Feather Stitch. It was one of those instances when my swatch turned into a project because once I started making this stitch, it was really hard to stop! The stitch is very dense so the fabric it builds is very thick and sturdy and is perfect for making dishcloths. This tested pattern contains: Complete list of materials If you decide to share your projects on social media, I would love to see them! Please tag your posts with: @knitterknotter #knitterknotter #madewithknitterknotter Written Instructions Video tutorials (left and right handed) for the Feather Stitch

You can say, "See ya later, alligator" to your child when she goes off to school with this Crocodile Crochet Pencil Case. She'll respond with, "After while crocodile," waving her adorable pencil case in the air like a prized possession. Any child will absolutely fall in love with this case and, perhaps, school itself. Going back to school is so much cooler with some neat supplies and you don't have to spend a fortune on personalized things. Use your crochet skills to send your child off to school in style.

Do you recognize the flower motif? I have used it to create my Easy Floral Coasters, Sunflower Shawl, and Floral Hoop Earrings, and now this gorgeous runner! The leaves and flowers are worked in a join-as-you-go manner, and I have provided photo tutorials of how to work this technique. I used cotton yarn because of the added durability, but any yarn will work for this project, and it requires just over 14 hours to work up.

Be still my dishwashing heart. Meet your new BFF for the kitchen: Introducing the Crochet Scrubbie! Do you love to do dishes? Do you hate to do them? Maybe you're like me and you like a clean kitchen… which means.. well.. ya gotta do the dishes! But it might as well be a fun as possible, right? You're going to love this gem enough to make a few for yourself and maybe even stash a few aside for gift giving later this year. Pair it with a fun cotton dishcloth and you've got a hugely functional gift that was quick to make and maybe even used up some of your stash yarn. What a win!

The Buco Towel is a crochet kitchen towel pattern that you can hang on the oven handle. This textured kitchen towel features a simple design that can be threaded through itself to hang neatly (and never fall on the floor)! Our oven handle is very cylindrical and the kitchen towels always slip off. This crochet hand towel stays in place, right where we need it. And if you're looking for a simple crochet dishcloth pattern then this free pattern works too. You can easily crochet the dishcloth as a solid rectangle, if you prefer.

Add some bright color to your kitchen with this Rainbow Sherbet Dishcloth. This crochet dishcloth pattern is a simple striped square made of single crochet stitches that can easily be made larger or smaller than the given pattern to fit your needs. Simply add or subtract rows to vary the length. You can use as many colors as you want with this fun, striped pattern. Add a homemade touch to your kitchen and make some for simple and easy handcrafted gifts.