Make the best crocheted potholder ever with this free crochet potholder pattern. This is a fabulous pictured step-by-step tutorial that's easy to follow. The classic and simple design of this free crochet pattern makes this perfect for anyone's kitchen. It's quick and easy to work up, so a set of four would would also be a great last-minute hostess gift, or homemade gift idea for new neighbors.

Create this super easy double sided crochet potholder! Makes a great gift and is simple to work up. This potholder features the seed stitch, slip stitch trim and ring detail for easy hanging. This project is made in the round. Measures approx. 7″ wide and 7″ tall. Very cute and thick, a perfect kitchen accessory for you and everyone else! Only takes one skein (2 oz) and size H crochet hook. Enjoy the free pattern!

This potholder is so fun to make, and is a wonderful gift for a hostess, or even to include with your next wedding gifts! It is made up of nine small granny squares, and seamed to a backside made up of single crochet stitches. This easy project is perfect to finish over a weekend.

These potholders are so easy and fun to make! All you need is a little bit of spare time, two skeins of Scheepjes Cotton 8 in bright white, a couple of tiny scraps of Sunkissed (For each bobble you'll need 1 meter) and a 5.0 mm crochet needle. Yes, a 5.0! It's not a mistake, I'm working double stranded.

This crochet placemat pattern is so stylish, you'll want to do cartwheels-just like the stitches on this easy crochet pattern. The Catherine wheel stitch has a gorgeous swirling design that looks mesmerizing in these colors. Your Cartwheel-Worthy Placemat will add great texture and style to your kitchen decor, giving your table that personal touch that makes the space feel like home. Placemats give your spread a more finished look, and this is the free crochet pattern that will wow your guests with its fresh design and intricate details. Make an entire set tailored for your kitchen colors and watch how it brightens up the whole room!

If you know my husband, you know he's estate sale shopper. He loves a good deal and tops on his collection list are old cast iron skillets. He loves to bring them home, lovingly work off any rust spots and clean them to perfection. He also loves to cook with them. When the cast iron gets hot, the whole thing gets hot, including the handle. Rather than grabbing the skillet with a potholder, I thought I could probably make something better. And so I designed a cast iron skillet handle cover and I'm sharing the pattern here with you. Just in case you want to keep your husband from burning himself.

Use whatever colors you have lying around to make yourself a Colorful Kitchen Trivet. This crochet pattern is an excellent stashbuster project. The instructions include a few different variations for crocheting the center.

Next time you don't know what to give as a gift, make your friends and family a couple useful, Old Fashioned Potholders! An easy introduction to crochet patterns, potholders are beautiful, functional and they only improve with age!

Dress up your kitchen with this pretty flower dishcloth. The dishcloth features petals worked in gentle cotton for nonabrasive cleaning and a scrubby yarn center for tougher jobs. The pattern is quick and easy and written in American English according to Yarn Council standards and guidelines. Fresh new crochet pattern written and posted by Kara at Petals to Picots. Visit her website for the full free pattern and view all the patterns she has to offer.