A month of pot holders.
I think I have the pot holder to thank for making Blogtoberfest so enjoyable and doable.
These quick, little crochet projects made sure I always had something new to show and talk about. A few birthdays thrown into the mix helped too.
Now Blogtober is officially over I thought I might wrap up the whole pot holder project. I still have a few commissions to make and a swap or two but other than that all there is left is to hang them on the wall and to move on.
According to Wikipedia:
A pot-holder is a piece of textile used to hold hot kitchen equipment, like pots and pans. Made mostly of polyester and/or cotton.
My pot holders are more about form than function. I made each of them with a display in mind and still use tea towels to get things out of the oven and raffia mats to rest hot dishes on.
Introducing
The Purple Rose Pot Holder. This one is meant to be made in multiples and then sewn together to make a rug but when I came across the pattern I liked it so much and had to make one.
Introducing
The Purple Rose Pot Holder. This one is meant to be made in multiples and then sewn together to make a rug but when I came across the pattern I liked it so much and had to make one.
I use cotton or cotton blends to make my pot holders.
The
Poinsettia Pot Holder.
I love how each of these pot holders has taught me a new lesson in crochet.
Patty's Flower Pot Holder.
This is one of the two pot holders that I crocheted a back for and I love its weight and authenticity.
The
Packer Pot Holders.
The
Purple Poppy Pot Holder.
I adapted a lot of the patterns but this is one of two that I made up.
The Apple Pot Holder.
When I first finished this one I intended to pull it apart because the red seemed too big but after reading all your generous and kind comments there was no way I could do that. I've even grown quite fond of the old apple lately.
The
Ruffled Pot Holder.
And the one that started it all,
The Vintage Rose Pot Holder.
I have no idea what will happen from now on with my blogging frequency but I was very interested and amused this morning when the tea pot above practically dived into my arms at the Daylesford Sunday Market. It looks a bit cold don't you think?