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Tunisian Simple Potholder

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Tunisian Simple Potholder
three crochet Tunisian potholders in different colors

This crochet potholder pattern, designed by Agyness, is a great entry point to Tunisian crochet. If you have always wanted to learn this beautiful technique, this is your very best chance to give it a go. Meanwhile, you will get a functional kitchen accessory with a stylish design and modern textured look. 

Can Beginners Make This Tunisian Crochet Potholder?

Those who are familiar with the fundamentals of Tunisian crochet will find this potholder pattern remarkably easy. This quick, simple, and beginner-friendly project is a fantastic way to get the hang of the technique.

The potholder is constructed from a square worked with Tunisian Simple Stitch. Don’t hesitate to give it a try and enjoy completing your first Tunisian crochet project!

What Yarn Works Best For A Crochet Potholder?

For crocheted kitchen accessories such as potholders, washclothes, or coasters, cotton yarn is the best choice. It will keep your handmade items heat-resistant and water-absorbent.

The pattern calls for medium-weight yarn of your choice with a 100% cotton fiber content. The potholders featured in the photos were made using Loops and Threads Classic Cotton.

Do I Need A Special Tunisian Hook?

To make these crochet potholders, you will need two types of hooks – a regular crochet hook in size H-8 (5 mm) and a 7 mm Tunisian hook. With a Tunisian hook, you will work the body part of your item, while a regular hook is needed to create the border.

How Long Does It Take To Finish This Pattern?

When learning a new technique, there is no need to rush things up. Therefore, small projects like this crochet potholder are perfect for practicing, giving you speedy results. Those well familiarized with Tunisian Crochet basic stitches can easily complete this work in a few hours

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