Bluebird Potholder

By: Doni Speigle from whiskersandwool.blogspot.com

Bluebirds are known for bringing happiness, so crochet yourself this Bluebird Potholder! This cheerful kitchen accessory is sure to brighten up anyone's kitchen or dining room. This free crochet pattern is stitched in single crochet and includes both a color chart and row count instructions. It would make a great gift for new neighbors!

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Intermediate

Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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princess6860504

Feb 27, 2018

Very, very nicely done. A very clean lined and simple design on this potholder. It can easily be adapted to fit into my holiday kitchen decor by changing the color of the border to a red or green, and making the bird red! I am not used to charts, but this seems easy enough for someone like me.

Turtle knitter

Apr 19, 2013

From the looks of this picture, it looks like the image could be easily converted to a baby carriage. Add some extra blocks and you'd have a great baby blanket.

jackiebarrett49 58 05912

Apr 20, 2013

Oh yes you are right about the baby carriage ,well spotted

fransett 1280237

Jul 04, 2012

If using acrylic yarns, these should be for decoration purposes only. If they are to be used, then cotton yarns should be used. Acrylic and fire don't make the best match.

bobbylonardo 50143 99

Feb 02, 2014

I get what you mean but potholders are generally used to hold a pot handle, not tossed into an open flame. :)