Inspiration

Looking for thick crochet potholder? If yes, you are in the right place. I have crochet several potholders but this time I wanted something I do not have to fold or even if I am in a hurry and forget to fold I don’t get burned. At first I thought of joining 2 yarns together but then decided against it because of my wrist. I did not want to put too much strain on it and 2 strands would be too thick and hurt my wrist. I try as much as I can to preserve my hands and wrists. I love to crochet too much that I try not to put too much strain on my joints and hands.

To make this crochet potholder thick, I decided to crochet two layers together instead of on layer. To achieve that, I started with a chain crochet around it on both sides thus doubling the number of stitches. I continued in spiral rounds until when the potholder is folded in a triangle the ends meet. You can leave it in the same shape and just join the ends, but I wanted it a bit stylish so I to fold it in a triangular shape.

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As the days go by, so is the next season coming up. I love Fall. I think the weather is just right. No weather extremes of the outside being too cold or too hot.

I always love to share my crochet projects with as many people as I can and what other way to do that than in a blog hop? That is why I joined the Autumn Harvest Blog Hop hosted by Previously, I have found that when I make big resolutions I barely go a quarter of the way before I give up. So, this year I decided I would start with the paper towel. I want to use as few paper towels as possible, and see how much cash I will save by the end of the year.

Below are the designers participating in the Blog Hop.

The blog hop runs for the whole month of January. My design will be features on January 25, 2022 and on that day you will be able to get PDF version of the pattern for free on Ravelry with a coupon code. You are also able to get a bundle of all the 31 patterns at a discounted price of $14.95, that is $.50 per pattern.

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Below are the featured patterns

The Yarn

I used Lily Sugar n Cream Super Size 100% Cotton medium weight yarn in Ecru, Jute, and Warm Brown for one potholder and Cream, Yellow, and Bamboo for the other potholder

If you are familiar with my towels, you know I have used this yarn for several projects. I love the yarn for it’s thickness and also because they a variety of colors to choose from.

See below my Kitchen towels and Potholders that you might like:

Trinity Kitchen Towels and Potholder Set

Shades of Pink Kitchen towels

I Love Texture Kitchen Towels

I love Texture Potholders

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‍Skill Level

Easy

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Materials

The colorway in the brackets is for the second potholder

Lily Sugar N Cream 100% Cotton 190 yds (174 m), 4 oz (113 g) in

Worsted Weight (4).

Color A- Ecru (Cream) 65 yds (59 m)

Color B - Jute (Yellow) 55 yds (50 m)

Color C - Warm Brown (Bamboo) 55 yds (50 m)

Hook Size 5 mm (H).

Tape Measure

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Place marker

Gauge

18 sts x 18 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x to cm)

Finished Measurements

11” x 6” before folded and sewn together

8” x 8” after folding and stitching together

Abbreviations

Ch(s) - chain(s)

Ch-sp - chain space

St(s) - stitch(es)

Sc - single crochet

Rep - repeat

Sk - skip

Pm - place marker

Notes

The pattern is written in US Standard Terms

The pattern is worked in spiral rounds

Pattern Instructions

Using Color A Ch 50

Round 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook, *ch 1, sk ch-1, sc in next ch, rep from * to end, do not turn, continue with the same stitch pattern on the opposite side of the foundation ch. Sc in first st and continue with *ch 1, sk ch-1, sc in next st on opposite side to end, (50sts, 50) chs).

Round 2: *ch 1, sk 1, sc in next ch-sp, rep from * to end, leave Color A & attach Color B.

Rep row 2 throughout the pattern changing yarn as below

Rounds 3-6: Color B.

Rounds 7-10: Color C.