Although unusual, this animal bookmark is an almost obvious choice. After all, the giraffe's long, thin neck is a no-brainer for transforming into the bookmark's ribbon.

While not strictly a yummy potholder, this lovely dishcloth is just as scrumptious. After all an apple a day, sort of thing.

These yummy food-themed potholders are maybe a little Christmas themed, but it's sweet nonetheless. In fact, it's multi-seasonal, so there!

To begin with, why not use some cactus decor ideas to prickle up your table? To this end, cactus coasters will be perfect, especially as a set.

Brighten-up your slice of life with this brightly colored rug. It adds a warm welcome to your front door, or makes a cozy rug to stand on as you cook. Lily Sugar'n Cream gives you so many shades that inspire so many playful variations. Imagine it as a warming gift for any new home.

The very solid texture of the Spread the Dishcloth Joy pattern makes it perfect both for a dishcloth and for a washcloth as well. You can make it in any solid color you want, but you can also consider a yarn with a mixed dash of colors, which will add a delicate vibrancy to the items.

This waffle pattern with a very nice and elegant texture is easy to make. This pattern is particularly recommended for a newbie familiar with with standard pattern terminology and abbreviations.

However, you may want something even more classic from your farmhouse potholders. Thus, here is a waffle-looking one which will be super functional, yet very beautiful.

That said, there are other ways to do ribbed farmhouse potholders, and this one shows just that. In particular, I love the diagonal seam line and the right-angled ribbing.