This cute rectangular basket ha26s sturdy wooden bottom. You can easily buy it in the craft store! It works perfect with cotton yarn, which you can transform into lovely accessory for your home.

If you've already made swirl and roller coasters, why not put in a little additional effort and crochet a holder? Simply, wow, this set of coasters and a holding basket is out of this world, and definitely giftable.

Yellow honeycomb pattern

In truth, there are no limits to the shapes, textures and colors an Easter potholder can take. Here are some circle-based chicken and rabbit patterns to prove this point.

This project is a calming and meditational floral display for your wall. While that may seem a little wasteful, it's not. Surely, art needs no reason.

Secondly, these owls would be a great addition to a kids' room, watching out for the whipper snappers as they play or sleep. Moreover, they are easy to make and infinitely variable, so that they can be customized to fit any decor.

If you use a traditional teapot, a cozy is a great idea to keep you tea warm and drinkable for a longer time. However, traditional cozies are just cloth bells that sit over the pot. Why not snazz up your teatime with this Red Rooster cozy, and enjoy your tea by taste and visually?

In the end, what would Easter be without eggs? In short, not much, so here are an egg-themed Easter potholders to really put the crowning touch on your Easter decor.

In contrast, this pattern is highly realistic and actually looks like a natural sunflower. Thus, it will be a splash of nature, for example on some plain, light tiles.