![]() ![]() With a leather punch, punch one hole in each end. Acrylic can melt, so if you’re using a fiber other than cotton, plan accordingly and block with preferred method.Ĭut a scrap piece of leather approximately 1/2“ wide and 5 ½” long. Place hot pad flat on an ironing board and block with a steam iron (if using cotton). Lay piece flat and seam at top and bottom with a simple slip stitch seam. Repeat round 2 until piece measures approximately 8” high or until desired length. Round 2 Sl st through the back loop of each st around No need to count rounds or join at end of each round. You will work in the round rather than flat, but it will look just like row 2.Įntire pattern is worked in continuous rounds while holding two strands of yarn. If you’re not sure how to work slip stitches through the back loop, you can check out this video and tutorial from New Stitch A Day (Here) to see how it’s done. ![]() Join to crochet in the round Crocheting in the round. ![]() While holding two strands of yarn together, ch 64 ![]() You will work slip stitches through the back loop (see row 2 of this tutorial from New Stitch A Day HERE) Crochet Pattern Choose the side that you like best when seaming at the end! Notice that each side has a different texture. **You can easily make this crocheted hot pad larger by starting with a longer chain and crocheting for more rounds. The entire piece is crocheted while holding two strands of yarn together. You will start with a chain and then join to crochet in the round until you’ve reached your desired size. Optional: Scrap leather for handle and leather hole punch. Easy enough for beginners!Ģ skeins Lion Brand Yarn 24/7 Cotton (here) (worsted weight #4 yarn) in Silver (100 g/skein) Use it as a beautiful modern trivet, or as a hot pad for everyday use. The mercerized cotton withstands high temperatures and the double layers keep hands and surfaces safe. This durable hot pad pattern creates a thick, tight fabric which is made to last. Mamas Maker Members, your printable download is available HERE The free pattern is below, or you can get the ad-free, printable from my Etsy shop HERE However, I also used it for my Drop Stitch Cotton Kimono and the drape is so lovely when you use the right stitches.īest Modern Hot Pad – Free Crochet Pattern This is a really, high quality cotton that I love for home goods. I’d say it’s on the small side of worsted weight #4 yarns, so if you buy a different, thicker yarn, be sure to adjust your hook size if needed. I used Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton (HERE) which is mercerized and totally perfect for a durable hot pad. They do take a little time, but can be done in a day for sure. They would probably do well at markets too if you sell crocheted items for charity or business. If you can make a chain and slip stitch, you can make this. So how do you make a modern, thick crocheted hot pad? This one is so crazy easy. While I was making this, I asked those of you on Instagram which texture you preferred as there is a completely different look on the opposite side of the fabric. These would make amazing stocking stuffers or hostess gifts for the holiday season, don’t you think? The inspiration for this came from Crate & Barrel! Their version isn’t crocheted of course, but I loved the simple look and color tones. It can be used as a trivet or a potholder and I love that I can hang it from it’s little leather hanger. It’s cute and kitschy, but today’s pattern is modern and super functional. I definitely tend to make a lot of clothing items, but I equally love making pieces for my home, what about you? You might remember the granny potholder I made, which we use in our pop-up tent trailer (here). You’ll find the super simple, free crochet pattern below or you can also find a printable version in my Etsy shop (here)! I love the modern look and the fact that it’s super thick and not “holey” which is typical with crochet. I’m running low on cute, useful hot pads that aren’t stained or wearing thin, so this was made out of pure necessity. This thick, crocheted hot pad turned out so well that I’m hoping to make several more! It’s so easy and completely beginner friendly, yet the pattern created a very professional, heavy duty piece. ![]()
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