Bobbles Pot Holders Crochet Kit by Rito Krea

OBS! Mayflower Cotton 8/4 Organic yarn has been used in this pattern. However, this type of yarn has been discontinued in the meantime. For this reason we have replaced it with Infinity Hearts Rose 8/4, which is a super nice and very popular type of cotton yarn - however this is not organic.

Do you love interior design? Maybe you love being able to add your own personal touch. Then you almost have to try crocheting these practical bubble pattern potholders for the kitchen. They can also be a great hostess gift. The pot holders are made in a simple design with small bubbles. The bubble pattern makes the potholders very thick and therefore very practical when working with hot pots and baking trays.

The recipe makes two square potholders measuring 18x18 cm. The pot holders are worked on a 4 mm hook. The yarn consumption is approximately 2.5-3 hooks when working with two strands of yarn. When you have finished the project, you will need a hook to fasten the ends, scissors and a strap, possibly in leather, if you do not want to make a chain stitch as a strap.

The pattern is very simple to follow, whether you are a beginner in crochet or experienced.

Please note how important it is to respect the crochet tension if it is indicated in the pattern. If you crochet looser or tighter than the pattern, your yarn consumption may vary. It will also affect the size of the finished project.

It is very easy to order the item. Just choose the size, of which there is only one in the dopdown menu. Then below you can choose what colour you want the potholders to be. When you choose the colour, you automatically choose three skeins of yarn. Next, just press "add to basket" and you can now order the items. Once the order is received, you can go back to the pattern itself and print the pattern. Click on "view/print pattern" and you are now ready to go.

Bubble pot holders are designed by Frossenfuldmaane (Maja Kongskov Anthonisen Eskildsen).

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