Eye-Catching Potholder Free Crochet Patterns

Hold your pots in style.

Although pot holders may seem a little mundane they are very useful and can be made into little works of art. Indeed, all you need is the right pattern and you shall have an eye-catching crocheted potholder to enjoy or give as a gift. Moreover, the patterns we chose are mostly easy, so that you don’t have to be concerned if you’re a beginner. What’s more, they’re actually perfect for beginners because they let you experiment with lots of different stitches and colors in a small, confined project that doesn’t require very complex set-ups nor lots of expensive yarns.

Iced Coffee on The Beach

Altogether, the name of this eye-catching potholder says it all. Truly, there are few other things as pleasing as a beachside ice-cap in a perfect place setting.

Skills: easy      Designer:  Eleonora Tully

The full article about this pattern:

CoastalCrochet.com

Crocheted Potholder

However, if the beachside isn’t your thing, here is a different take on the eye-catching crocheted potholder theme. These lovely, colorful squares will without doubt light up the kitchen or table.

Skills: easy      Designer:  Coats & Clark

The full article about this pattern is here:

Potholder

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More info about project photographed you can find on Ravelry.

Solstice Trivets Potholders

One problem with many crochet trivets is that they are thin, and don’t really protect your surfaces from heat. Not so with this one. The Solstice Trivet is a crocheted equivalent of the cork trivets you can buy in your local markets, it’s over a quarter inch thick and is densely filled in the center, meaning that your hot pots or serving dishes will not blanch rings in your furniture. Moreover, the intricate appearance will make these great decorations in their own right, when they are not being used for holding pots.

UPDATE: This pattern is free only partially and is based on ‘Solstice’ Doily by Mark Roseboom, which is unfortunately a paid pattern.

 

Skills:  Easy to Intermediate    Designer: Johanna Lindahl

 

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 Solstice Trivets

Swap Potholders

These lovely hotpads are about 7″ square. You can make them any color you want. Their design is based on Wool Eater Blanket by Sarah London. The thick texture will protect your surface from the hot pots, and add a decorative touch to any kitchen or dining room.

 

Skills:  Easy   Yarn: Brown Sheep Nature Spun Sport   Designer : Sarah London

Swap Potholders – visit the free pattern site.