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Theme, theme like the wind!
So, it’s winter outside, and you need to adapt to the season. After all, we dress our home for spring (like Easter) and fall (like Thanksgiving). Therefore, why not winterize your home bay adding some touches of l’hiver here and there. To that end, pot holders are a great way of doing this, because they are small, easy to make and generally form a focal point in the kitchen where they hang. So, here are some ideas and free patterns for winter potholders that put the cool back in the chilly season.
Winter Potholder
This new pattern published by Leelee Knits will be your favorite if you don’t like festive colors. White and gray or maybe white and black Winter Potholders with a snowflake and/or reindeer will be a great Christmas decoration or an easy handmade Christmas gift. A complete potholder measures 7.5” X 7.5”. A link to the free pattern is below.
The full article about this pattern is here:
Blizzard Warning Potholder
Secondly, here is a wintry winter potholder with a central snowflake motif, done in an arctic white and sea-ice green.
Skills: Easy Designer: Polly Plum
The full article about this pattern is here:
Snowman and Snowwoman Coasters
A great addition to a winter potholder will be a snowman coaster. This funny pattern will definitely be a kids’ favourite!
Skills: Easy Designer: Jenila Mathialagan
Snowflake Potholder
However, we can’t forget a more traditional Christmas theme, so here is a potholder that uses a classic red background with a blazing white snowflake, but can also be done in green as well.
Skills: Easy Designer: Polly Plum
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about project photographed here and here.
Falling Petals Potholders
This pattern is made of two squares layered together. A white lace snowflake is based on a solid granny square which allows you to pick any base color or make a colorful set with the white snowflake on top as a joining motif.
Skills: Easy Designer: Raffaella Tassoni
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