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The I Love Texture Potholders are a practical and stylish addition to any handmade kitchen. Designed with everyday use in mind, this crochet potholder pattern focuses on durability, texture, and simplicity. If you enjoy creating functional crochet kitchen patterns that are quick to make and easy to customize, this is a project you’ll want to keep in rotation.

These potholders are made using Sugar ’n Cream 100% worsted cotton yarn, a staple yarn for crochet kitchen projects. Cotton yarn is well known for its strength, absorbency, and ability to hold up to frequent use, making it ideal for potholders and kitchen towels. The yarn is comfortable to work with and allows the stitches to glide smoothly, which helps the project move along quickly while maintaining clean stitch definition.

Beginner-Friendly Crochet Potholder Pattern with Texture

This textured crochet potholder pattern is beginner-friendly and uses only basic stitches, making it accessible while still visually interesting. The pattern relies on a combination of single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches to create a raised, textured fabric. This texture not only adds visual appeal but also helps create a thicker potholder that feels sturdy and substantial in your hands.

Because the stitches are familiar and easy to execute, this pattern is a great choice for newer crocheters looking to build confidence with textured stitches. At the same time, experienced crocheters will appreciate the relaxing rhythm and clean finished look.

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Easy Repeating Stitch Pattern

One of the highlights of this crochet potholder pattern is its simplicity. The entire potholder is worked using the same instructions for each row, making it easy to memorize after just a few repeats. This repetitive stitch pattern allows you to crochet without constantly referencing the pattern, making it ideal for relaxed crochet sessions.

Each row begins with a single crochet in the first stitch, followed by a double crochet in the next stitch, repeating this sequence across the row. At the end of each row, you turn your work and chain one before continuing. This simple stitch repeat creates a beautiful textured surface while keeping the pattern straightforward and enjoyable.

Neat and Durable Single Crochet Border

To finish the potholders, a clean single crochet border is worked around the edges. This border gives the potholders a polished and professional appearance while also reinforcing the edges for durability. A strong border is especially important for crochet potholders, as it helps them maintain their shape and stand up to regular kitchen use.

The simple border complements the textured stitch pattern without distracting from it, resulting in a finished potholder that looks both classic and handmade.

Here are other kitchen towels and potholders you might like:

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Color Changes for Customization

Color changes are incorporated throughout the pattern to add interest and allow for personalization. Whether you prefer neutral tones for a timeless kitchen look or bold colors for a more playful style, this crochet potholder pattern includes clear instructions for when and how to change colors.

These color transitions highlight the textured stitches and give the potholders a cohesive, intentional design. They also make it easy to coordinate your potholders with existing kitchen décor or seasonal color palettes.

Coordinate with Matching Crochet Kitchen Towels

The I Love Texture Potholders were designed to coordinate perfectly with the I Love Textured Kitchen Towels, which are also available in my shop. Together, they create a matching crochet kitchen set that is both functional and decorative. These pieces pair beautifully in any kitchen and make thoughtful handmade gifts for housewarmings, holidays, or hostess gifts.

A Versatile Crochet Kitchen Project -I Love Texture Potholders

Whether you’re looking for a quick crochet project, a useful kitchen accessory, or a matching set to gift, the I Love Texture Potholders are a versatile and enjoyable pattern. With their simple construction, textured stitch pattern, and classic cotton design, these potholders are a practical crochet project you’ll enjoy making again and again.

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‍Materials  
Sugar n Cream Super Size​ 100% Cotton medium weight 4 yarn, 200 yds/184 m (4 oz/113 g)

Color A:​ White-40 yds/37 m

Color B:​ Overcast-30 yds/27.5 m

Color C: ​Dark Orchid-15 yds/ 14 m

Hook Size:​ US H/8 (5 mm)

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Gauge  

13 sts x 11 rows = 4” (10 cm)

Skill Level                                                     

Basic

Abbreviations

sc- single crochet

ch- chain

dc- double crochet

sl st- slip stitch

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Finished Size 

Potholder-9.5” x 9” (including the border)

Pattern Instructions For I Love Texture Potholders

Using color B, ch 31

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook, dc in next st, *sc, dc* repeat from * to end, ch 1 turn.

Rows 2-3: Color B

Rows 4-5: Color A

Rows 6-7: Color C

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Rows 8-9: Color A

Rows 10-15: Color B

Rows 16-17: Color A

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Rows 18-19: Color C

Rows 20-21: Color A

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Rows 22-24: Color B

 Finishing

Sc evenly around the potholder twice, putting 3 sc in each corner. At the last corner, ch 15, turn.

Sc in the ch going towards the potholder. Bring the far end to the potholder and sl st through the end to the potholder to create a loop.

Fasten off and weave in the ends.

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