Potholders / Oven Mitts: Decorative and Practical

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find potholders and oven mitts that are practical and very decorative. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Here I’m introducing three designs that look super decorative in the kitchen and make perfect pot holders. All three models are knitted using the double-face technique. The double knitting makes them extra thick, and they also look great from both sides. A detailed guide to the basics of double-face knitting is included with each one. 




Knitting pattern for “Flamingo Love” Pot Holders





Knitting pattern for “Kiwi Love” Pot Holders





Knitting Pattern for “Love Birds” Pot Holders

For dog lovers, I’m showing 2 different designs for pot holders, crocheted using the tapestry technique
See the pattern

Among my products, you can also find pot holders or even Swamm cloths that are quick to crochet. These can be made from leftover yarn and are ideal as gifts.


          



to pattern No. 1 


to pattern No. 2

These ladybug oven gloves are real eye-catchers. They’re a great help in the kitchen and very easy to make, even for beginners with basic skills.

To the crochet pattern

These nostalgic pot holders feature a polka-dot coffee cup and a milk pitcher. Both are double-crocheted so you can slip them on like a glove. For one pot holder, you’ll need about 60 g of cotton yarn in red or blue and 30 g in white.
You can purchase the patterns for the two pot holders individually or as a value pack (both pot holders together). This saves you 20% compared to buying them separately.




If you like things colorful, you’re sure to love these two owl pot holders in the Crazy Patterns colors red, green, orange, and blue. These pot holders are also crocheted in double layers. For both pot holders, you’ll need about 100 g each of cotton yarn in red and green, as well as 50 g each in blue and orange.


Especially now during strawberry season, this fun strawberry pot holder is a perfect fit for the kitchen. I crocheted this pot holder as a single layer, but you can, of course, make it double-layered just as easily.
For the single-layer pot holder, you’ll need about 35 g of cotton yarn in red, 25 g of cotton yarn in green, and scraps of white and yellow.

Potholders, trivets or dishcloths - knitted or crocheted, a colorful touch in the kitchen



Knitted with knit and purl stitches, also suitable for beginners. 
Click here for the pattern 



You often end up with lots of small yarn scraps left over. This pattern is a great way to use them up. 
Click here for the pattern