How can I crochet a double-layered potholder?

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3 responses to “How can I crochet a double-layered potholder?”

1. 

   Damsel

   September 30, 2010

   That youtube video is great. That was the answer I was going to give until I saw she had already posted the link. Besides that magic potholder, your other option would be to crochet two squares the same size and sew them together or make one big rectangle, fold it in half, and sew the ends together. You could also do this with any potholder pattern in any shape or size that you don’t feel is thick enough. Just make two and sew or crochet them together.

   One stitch I really like is the trinity stitch. This would be great for a potholder because it’s so thick and a double layer of it would work wonderfully. Here’s a link on how to do it:
   

   You can check out these links for other potholders and other kitchen crochet ideas. If you are doing potholders as Christmas gifts, you could also give a dishcloth or a set of coasters or placemats as part of the gift too. Here are some links to patterns.
   http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/kitchen.php
   http://www.mielkesfarm.com/diagonal_hotpad.htm

   ~Happy Crocheting!~

2. 

   didossy2

   September 30, 2010

   http://www.mielkesfarm.com/diagonal_hotpad.htm

   For lots of other free patterns:

   http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/

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   CatsRockinCrochet

   October 4, 2010

   You could just double or triple the yarn strands to make a thicker one. I have plenty of free patterns on my blog and Christmas gift ideas too. It is warm here in Australia at Christmas time so I am making open lace shawls and scarves. Last year I made the crochet top hand towels and dish cloths.
   good luck with your crocheting 🙂

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