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Best Free Crochet » Free Crochet Pattern Strawflower Potholder #38
Modified back pattern Linda S Gurganus "peacock feathers" design. Robin's egg, peacock, sea glass with pine.
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18 x 18 loops.
You might remember every year around this time I participate in the annual potholder swap over on Ravelry and every year I go on a pattern rampage, trying to find the "one", I even sleuth throughout the year looking for awesome patterns for the next year, and every year I forego all my previous must-makes & past favorites and search out something brand…
Don't know why I had the urge to crochet a chicken potholder, but he just looked so cute in the photo I found on the web that I couldn't res...
Inspired by arts-piglet "wall of Troyish" pattern, Modified and reversed, modified again for 3 rows of flowers. Pewter with black, flowers daffodil and yellow
oblong loom, pattern is 28x19 loops. I add extra loop to side with rubber band and safety pin. Lime, peacock, blue, turquoise with white. Idea from old pin by Doris Dell
Pro loom. Basket weave (2 loops over, 2 under) after first loop use split loop weave (split black loops) within the basket weave. Rainbow colors with pewter and black. Warp (on the loom) is 27, weft (what you weave) is 26.
Let's continue with our kitchen project and learn to crochet colorful round potholder. This will brighten up any kitchen and make a cute housewarming gift. Imagine all the possible color combinations. You can customize it for any season or holiday, orange-brown-green for Thanksgiving or red-white-green for Christmas. I am also continuing with my Scandinavian theme,
Free crochet pattern for a pot holder in the shape of a tea pot.
Make this fun folded star potholder to spruce up your home! This tutorial creates a fun modern potholder with star design.
This free and easy to follow tutorial will show you a simple method to make quilted potholders out of any of your favorite blocks.
Colors used: Dark navy, ochre, white. The photo makes it look black, but it's not...although black would work too :)
