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How to crochet square tapestry potholders step by step in 2022

Learn to crochet square tapestry potholders or kitchen decorations with this pattern by Raffamusa Designs in just a few simple steps
09/05/2022
Tapestry crochet allows you to create beautiful accessories and decorations. By combining Katia Fair Cotton, a 100% organic cotton, and a few basic crochet stitches, you can crochet these cute potholders. Working the tapestry crochet charts triple stranded creates a thick and sturdy fabric. Crochet any or all of the Teatime charts by Raffamusa Designs (@raffamusa_designs) for functional and decorative tapestry crochet potholders.
The materials you will need to complete this project are:
- Fair Cotton Yarn, 1 ball each
A- Color 3, Cream
B- Color 46, Pale Green
C- Color 36, Khaki
D- Color 28, Dusty Salmon Range
- 3 mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain the correct gauge
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
Gauge: Using the 3 mm hook and working in single crochet with 3 strands of Fair Cotton yarn, 30 sts and 27 rows = 4’’ (10 cm)
Finished measurements: 5.5’’ (14 cm)
Recommendations and useful information before you get started on your crochet project:
- Follow the crochet chart of your choice.
- Crochet the potholders holding three strands of Fair Cotton yarn together for a sturdy fabric.
- The potholders are crocheted in two parts: the potholder itself and the border.
- Each square on the charts represents 1 single crochet.
- Each row begins with a ch-1 that does not count as a stitch.
- Change color in the last yarn over of the single crochet before the new color.
- Odd rows are on the wrong side of the work; even rows are on the right side.
Crochet stitches you will use
- ch - chain
- sc - single crochet
- sl st - slip stitch
- st(s) - stitch(es)
Potholder 1, Gingham check
With A and the 3 mm hook, ch 41.
Using colors A, B and C, follow the chart below.
Potholder 2, Teapot
With A and the 3 mm hook, ch 41.
Using colors A, B and C, follow the chart below.
Finish off all colors except D. Proceed with the border below.
Potholder 3, Muffin
With B and the 3 mm hook, ch 41.
Using colors A, B, C and D, follow the chart below.
In order to carry only three strands of yarn throughout, make the following changes at the end of these rows:
Row 13: Drop A, add D.
Row 15: Drop C, add A.
Row 19: Drop D, add C.
Row 25: Drop C, add D.
Row 29: Drop A, add C.
Finish off all colors except D. Proceed with the border below.
Border, all potholders
Working around the potholder with D, ch 1, [sc in next 40 sts, ch-1 in corner, sc in next 35 row ends, ch-1 in corner] twice, sl st in first st, turn.
Now, let’s make the loop: Ch 16, slip stitch in same corner, turn, make 20 sc around the chain space.
Finish off and weave all ends in.
We told you these tapestry potholders would be easy!
We have to know: which of these potholders did you make, or did you make all three? Let us know in the comments!
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