A Perfect Gift! Crochet Holiday Striped Hot Pads
If you’re looking for a thoughtful, handmade gift this holiday season, look no further than crochet holiday striped hot pads.
These hot pads are not only practical but also add a festive touch to any kitchen. Whether you’re making them as a gift or keeping them for yourself, they’re a wonderful way to bring a bit of holiday spirit to cooking and baking.
Handmade Delight: A Perfect Gift! Crochet Holiday Striped Hot Pads
These hot pads/potholders are made by making two squares and stitching them together with a ribbed edge. It can be done in a few days, so there is still plenty of time if you want to do it for Christmas!
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On creator Hannah's blog, the amounts for the smaller balls of Lily Sugar 'n Cream yarn have been listed, but you can also use one of the larger 4-ounce ecru balls and you should have enough to make two pads hot.
It is a perfect gift because it is useful and easy to make, also the video is very well explained and will be easy to follow.
Imagine the joy on your loved ones' faces as they unwrap these stylish and functional hot pads.
Whether it's for the seasoned chef or someone who simply loves spending time in the kitchen, these hot pads are bound to become a cherished addition to their culinary arsenal.
The satisfaction of gifting something handmade is unparalleled, and your loved ones will appreciate the time and effort you've put into crafting such a meaningful present.
Basic Stitches for Crochet Striped Hot Pads
These hot pads are beginner-friendly, using simple crochet stitches to create a sturdy and festive piece.
Single Crochet (sc)
The single crochet stitch is the main stitch used for these hot pads. It’s dense, creating a solid fabric that effectively blocks heat. This stitch is easy to learn, making it perfect for beginners.
Chain Stitch (ch)
The chain stitch is used to start the project and may also be used for creating a hanging loop, making the hot pads easy to store.
Slip Stitch (sl st)
The slip stitch is often used to finish off edges neatly or to add a border to the hot pads for a clean, polished look.
Images and pattern courtesy of Daisy Farm Crafts
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Source: Daisy Farm Crafts
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