This crochet potholder is to protect your hands, counters, and table. The Double Sided Potholder Free Crochet Pattern is simple to work up. The pattern features the basic stitch and ring detail for easy hanging. The double sided design makes it easy to use. It is a pretty, yet practical gift that will last for years. Your friends and family will love them. Thanks Below designersfor sharing these free crochet patterns. The link for the pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
Making a new potholder is always a great idea,, because they are very practical and handy, no matter if your cooking, or baking. A cute design is an essential part of a potholder, this cute piggy holder will look adorable in your kitchen!
Do you want everything at home to fit together even when making tea or baking cake? Then you'll certainly fall in love with these beautiful Potholder in Waffle Pattern. They're so pretty that when you're not using them you can hang them in the kitchen in a visible place!
This lovely, thick potholder will give your kitchen a cute, modern vibe. This minimalistic is great, if you don't want to overdo your kitchen and add too many colors to it. The best part is, this pattern uses only single crochet! Easy peasy!
These amazing, mint potholder will keep all your countertops super safe and in perfect shape. You can also use these and trivet pads. The finished size is 17.5-17.5cm/7x7in. It's a free and super easy pattern, you'll love it!
A 2,5 mm hook will be just about right for these crochet potholders. The fun ombre effect makes this project really amazing and eye catching Lovely gift idea as well! In other words, this project is really worth trying out!
These beautiful crochet potholders look like snowflakes! They will make sure, your kitchen is safe from pot burns and that it looks original and fun! What's more, you can hang them around the kitchen, to make it even more lovely!
You should use a 4 mm hook for this beautiful potholder, that will make you kitchen so fun and unique! Moreover, you can really make a bunch of them in so little time, because they not only work up fast, but also need little yarn
How beautiful are these textured potholders by Pamela Kuloba? Just take a look at the photos below and imagine how amazing they would look in your kitchen. Remember to use different colors of yarn to mix things up and adjust them to your kitchen color scheme. What's more, you only need to know basic stitches to make these!
