Square Crochet Potholder Pattern Video
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Learn how to crochet a textured square potholder with this free pattern + video tutorial from @itsrajiscrafthobby.
Square Crochet Potholder Pattern Video
Are you looking for a simple square potholder for your kitchen? This easy textured pot-holder crochet pattern would be an excellent choice.
Crocheted Potholders are an easy way to spruce up a kitchen. They are both decorative and functional.
Potholders are also called hot-pads and trivets. These pot-holders would make lovely housewarming gifts too!
This pattern uses a combination of Single Crochet (sc) and Double Crochet (dc) Cluster stitches (cl) that are worked in one stitch to create a pretty elegant textured design.
Along with the video tutorial included for this free pattern, there is also a step-by-step photo tutorial available.
Materials Used:
This potholder pattern was crocheted with 8-Ply Cotton Yarn and a 4 mm (G) crochet hook.
Size:
This potholder pattern makes a 11 inches X 11 inches square project but it can be easily customized to other sizes.
This pretty textured stitch would also create a lovely afghan square or crochet baby blanket. You can use any color of yarn for this project but if you are making a hotpad it is recommended that you use cotton.
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Watch the Video Tutorial Below:
About rajiscraft hobby
Raji is the creative behind rajiscrafthobby, where she shares her love for crochet, crafts, and handmade projects. A Human Resource professional by training, Raji has always enjoyed a wide range of creative hobbies—crochet, clay work, paper crafts, embroidery, sewing, and more. Her passion for crafting was reignited in 2016 after the birth of her daughter, who still inspires many of her projects today. Raji believes creativity lives in everyone—and sometimes all it takes is the right spark. Her blog is filled with easy-to-follow ideas to help you start (or grow) your own creative journey.