A hot pot is a very necessary thing in the kitchen. A beautiful potholder is not only a useful accessory for the housewife, but also a decoration for the kitchen. I suggest sewing these funny potholders in the shape of ladybugs.
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So, we cut out 3 circles: the first one is from fabric, the second one is from padding polyester, the third one is from fabric. Fold all three circles together and quilt them on a sewing machine. 
We cut out two wings from red fabric, sew on the “spots” as shown in the picture, fold them in half and secure them to the quilted circle with pins. 
We cut out a blank for the head from black fabric, fold it in half, make a stitch as shown in the picture, and secure the head with pins over the wings. We sew all the parts together using a sewing machine. All that remains is to stitch the trim in a circle and sew on the horn loops from the braid. 
The basis: 
Wings: 
Head: 
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If you know how to crochet, creating cute and original things for your home is no problem. DIY oven mitts will add a pop of color to your kitchen and make great gifts for any occasion.
And, considering that most of them are knitted very simply, you will enjoy the needlework process and make your own original gift for your mother or grandmother for March 8th with any subject (fruits, animals, simple geometric shapes).
We suggest starting with the most common and simple crocheted decorative potholders with diagrams, videos and descriptions.
Round potholders
If you are just starting to master the skill of knitting, you will find useful diagrams with descriptions of round crocheted potholders for beginners.
Crochet potholders, photo
They are great for pots and can even be used as convenient trivets. It is very important that DIY crocheted oven mitts are wide and have good density. Since their patterns don't involve changing rows (round shapes are created by spiral knitting), you won't spend a lot of time on this work.
So, let's start crocheting kitchen potholders for March 8th in several techniques with diagrams and descriptions.
- When knitting, make increases in such a way that there are no waves, bends or other defects that distort the shape on the surface of the product. The potholder should lie completely on a flat surface;
- To prevent homemade potholders from looking boring, use several rich shades. You can choose a gradient palette, that is, use yarn of colors that differ from each other by several levels;
- If you have been knitting for a long time and know interesting techniques, you can knit drawings of animals, flowers and other motifs on a round base. Well, or sew them on a knitted potholder;
- One of the latest fashion trends is lace home decorations. We crochet potholders for the kitchen using this technique - and this area will definitely look stylish!
Advice: Additional elements can be connected to a round potholder. For example, it’s easy to make a ladybug potholder: modify the head and black circles for red or other bright wings.
Despite their simple shape, round potholders turn out to be very impressive: you can get design ideas from photos and diagrams, and video tutorials on crocheting potholders will help you understand the process itself.
Square knitted potholders
You can make square pot holders for the kitchen with your own hands very quickly and easily. They are created according to the principle of knitting with single crochets from the corner.
How to crochet a square pot holder step by step for beginners:
- cast on three air loops, close them in a ring;
- knit a stitch in the first loop, three stitches in the second and one stitch in the third;
- to form a corner in each row from the middle column, knit three additional ones;
- then an elastic band is knitted, its reliefs are sometimes tied with bright chain loops;
- tie the edges of the product with a shell;
- do not forget to make a knitted loop to secure the potholder to the hook.
Another simple way to crochet a potholder for beginners is a technique that involves making a braid with any required number of loops. Using an elastic band, make single crochets along the braid. In this case, the potholder will periodically turn inside out and vice versa.
You can choose the size for potholders of this shape yourself. To knit similar patterns, there is no need to use special patterns, since even basic skills and knowledge of the techniques used will be enough to quickly and easily complete such a decorative product for the kitchen, having only a pattern or description for crocheting potholders.
Strawberry potholder
The next master class on crocheting is creating a product in the shape of a strawberry. The classic pattern of this type of crochet - strawberry - is made with red and green yarn using a No. 5.5 hook.
Crochet details with diagrams and descriptions of potholders with a shape like a strawberry:
- knit in a circle. Using green threads, start knitting a chain of 16 air loops, then connect them into a ring;
- in the first row, knit four chain stitches in the center of the ring, an arch of twelve chain stitches, three double crochets, an arch of three double crochets, six double crochets, an arch of those chain loops, three double crochets, an arch of twelve chain stitches, three double crochets, an arch of three double crochets, six double crochets, an arch of three double crochets, two double crochets - and complete the stage with a connecting loop;
- in the second row you need to knit four chain stitches, twelve double crochets under an arch of twelve chain loops, four chain stitches, three double crochets under an arch of three chain loops, three chain stitches, three double crochets, five chain loops , in the next arch - three double crochets, three chain stitches, three double crochets, four chain loops, thirteen double crochets under an arch of twelve chain loops, four chain loops, three double crochets under an arch of three chain stitches, three chain stitches, three double crochet stitches, five chain stitches, three double crochet stitches in the next arch, three chain stitches, three double crochet stitches and four chain stitches. Complete the row again with a connecting loop;
- In the third row, according to the pattern, a loop is knitted in green. Next, a chain of eighteen air loops is assembled, which are combined with the first loop and tied with 25 single crochet stitches;
- The fourth row is performed by joining red yarn and knitting according to the pattern for the 18th row.
Knitting pattern for Strawberry potholders If you understand the knitting technology, you can easily make beautiful crochet potholders according to the patterns with descriptions - and update your kitchen with original berry design elements.
Crochet Berry potholder: how to crochet - watch the video:
The crocheted “Star” potholder will become not only a necessary item for the kitchen, but also an original element of kitchen decor.
Do you want to knit a star like the one in the photo with your own hands?
Crochet potholder Star, photo Knitting pattern for star elements:
Pattern of potholder Star crochet, photo Potholder in the shape of a flower
We suggest using patterns and descriptions of chamomile potholders when crocheting. Cute details for the kitchen are very easy to knit, as they have a repeating element. Use a size 2 hook and about 50 grams of yarn in two shades.
To make the crocheted Chamomile potholder made according to the pattern look even more beautiful, consider our recommendations:
- do not combine shades that contradict each other. Also, do not make the potholder too bright or pale in color;
- it will be better if you make several potholders of the same type at once - and hang them next to each other;
- change the color of the yarn after the fourth row, and then every couple of rows;
- decorate the finished potholders with ribbons, braid or beads.
Crocheting potholders is fun and easy. For a detailed tutorial on how to crochet potholders for beginners using simple patterns, watch the video tutorial:
How to crochet a rooster potholder? This video shows the process of knitting Cockerel potholders - a full-fledged master class:
Other ideas
To diversify your kitchen with the help of homemade decorative elements, we advise you not only to look at photos of crochet potholders patterns, but also to think about creating original shapes:
Crochet Lamb potholder: photo You can use one of the attached diagrams: today both geometric shapes and themed figurines for the kitchen are popular.
Use these step-by-step diagrams:
Crochet potholder - diagram, step-by-step photo 
Considering what super-masterpieces can be created using only a hook and yarn, it is not surprising that even today knitted items for the home do not go out of fashion.
Make yourself and your loved ones happy, learn new techniques and bring your best ideas to life! And videos and master classes on crochet potholders will help you do this kind of work better and better.
Video
Knitted heart is another subject for potholders. Crocheting the original Heart potholder is shown in the video below:
And it’s always summer in our kitchen! This crocheted ladybug has two functions: to enliven the kitchen interior and, of course, to serve as a potholder. Size: about 20 cm in diameter Knitting density: 5 kr. = 5 cm in diameter.
Knitting description:
Knit in circular rows. Torso: cast on 5 vp with red thread. and close it in a ring. 1st cr. r.: tie a ring 8 st.b/n 2nd cr. p.: double every 2nd p. 4 times = 12 p. 3rd cr. p.: double every 2nd p. 6 times = 18 p. 4th cr. p.: double every 3rd p. 6 times = 24 p. 5th cr. p.: double every 4th p. 6 times = 30 p. 6th cr. p.: first double the 2nd p., then double every 5th p. 5 times = 36 p. 7th cr. p.: double every 6th p. 6 times = 42 p. 8th cr. p.: first double the 3rd p., then 5 more times every 7th p. = 48 p. 9th cr. p.: double every 8th p. 6 times = 54 p. 10th cr. p.: first double the 4th p., then double every 9th p. 5 more times = 60 p. 11th cr. p.: double every 10th p. 6 times = 66 p. 12th cr. p.: first double the 5th p., then 5 more times every 11th p. = 72 p. 13th cr. r.: double every 12th p. 6 times = 78 p. 14th cr. p.: first double the 6th p., then 5 more times every 13th p. = 84 p. 15th cr. p.: double every 14th p. 6 times = 90 p. 16th cr. p.: first double the 7th p., then 5 more times every 15th p. = 96 p. 17th cr. r.: double every 16th r. 6 times. = 102 p. 18th cr. p.: first double the 8th p., then 5 more times every 17th p. = 108 p. 19th cr. p.: double every 18th p. 6 times = 114 p. 20th cr. p.: first double the 9th p., then 5 more times every 19th p. = 120 p. head knit with black yarn according to pattern A. Pry up a section of the body (see arrow A) and pull the thread through. The last section of the body is indicated under the horizontal line. knit the head in successive rows, while starting 3 ch. After the 7th p.m. cut the thread. On arrow B, pick up the chain again and tie it around the head, while making the antennae and loop according to pattern A. After 5 ch. for the loop, remove the hook from the loop, pry up the corner point in front of the 1st tendril, pull out the stitch, then continue according to the pattern. Bottom triangular piece knit according to pattern B with black yarn. Cast on 21 ch, knit in successive rows, while in the 1st row. knit the 1st p. to the 2nd v.p. from the hook = 20 p. after the 1st p. After the last r. for the middle line, dial about 42 more vp. Make 7 dots of black yarn as the main pattern, as for the body, but finish with 3 circles. In accordance with the photo, the lower part with the middle line - accordingly, adjust the middle line in length, and also sew on the circles. This cute Ladybug potholder will not only become an indispensable assistant in the cooking process, but will also make the interior of any kitchen brighter and more attractive. This potholder is easy to crochet. It is perfect as a gift for your mother, grandmother, or sister. The density of the tack depends on the density of the threads used. I use pure cotton threads.For knitting, we need 100 g of pure pink cotton thread, as well as the remains of black thread. We use hook No. 3.
To begin with, we knit 7 air loops, close the chain and knit 16 rows with a single crochet. We knit the first three rows with a single crochet, adding an additional loop after one. We also knit rows 4-6 with a single crochet, adding loops after 3 loops. We knit rows 7-9 with a single crochet, adding additional loops through 5 main loops. We knit rows 10-16, adding loops through 8 main loops.
Next, tie a black thread and knit 19 single crochets. We unfold the work and begin to knit, but not from the first loop, but from the second, thus removing one loop. We knit the row to the end, unfold the work and, again removing the first loop, knit the row to the end. So we knit 8 rows, removing one loop at a time.
We knit the back. To do this, we knit 23 air loops, unfold the work and knit a row with a single crochet. But we do not knit the last loop. We unfold the work and knit the next row, starting from the second loop. We continue to knit in the same way, removing the loops. Until there is only one loop left. We knit 36 air loops from it and close the last one.
We knit circles. We knit 4 chain loops, close the chain and knit 3 rows with a single crochet, adding 1 loop every 2. You need 6 such circles.
We will need:
Yarn in two colors, hook, thread and needle, moment glue and plastic eyes.
1. We knit three air loops and close them into a ring. In this ring we knit 6 single crochets (dc). We finish the row with a connecting column. In the next row we knit 12 tbsp. b/n. In each subsequent row we evenly add 6 tbsp. b/n. Thus we knit a circle of the diameter we need. 
2. Then we take a needle, insert a piece of black yarn into it and sew a strip with a “back needle” seam, which will represent the wings of our cow.
3. Now we knit the head: knit 8 tbsp from the fabric with black yarn. b/n., turn the work over and knit another 8 tbsp., turn over again. make two decreases on both sides of the head (6 tbsp), turn over, make two more decreases (4 tbsp), break the thread.
4. We tie the resulting workpiece with black yarn, starting from the side opposite to the head, at the end of the row we make a loop of 10-15 air loops.
5. Now we knit circles from black yarn, they will represent the spots on the wings of a cow. I knitted 6 pieces, each spot from three circular rows.
6. Now we sew the circles to the wings of our ladybug, we get:
7. This point is optional, but if you wish, you can glue eyes on our cow. I do this with "moment" glue.
Can be used as a hot pad.
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