Vintage Cotton Thread Crochet Kitchen Potholder Pattern PDF
This is a PDF pattern only, not the actual product. The PDF is written in English with US Terminology. This pattern is revised from a vintage type-written pattern of a dear friend's Grandmother. Grandma Otha Powers crocheted various items for family members and this pattern is one that survived the decades. Much of it was written in conversational instruction, so I took the opportunity to modernize it and write instructions with crochet terminology. It looks beautiful in white or with variegated thread. Cotton #10 is used, but the potholder is doubled for heat protection. What a fun project that will have your family and friends exclaiming over the uniqueness and beauty. Please message me with any questions.
This is a PDF pattern only, not the actual product. The PDF is written in English with US Terminology. This pattern is revised from a vintage type-written pattern of a dear friend's Grandmother. Grandma Otha Powers crocheted various items for family members and this pattern is one that survived the decades. Much of it was written in conversational instruction, so I took the opportunity to modernize it and write instructions with crochet terminology. It looks beautiful in white or with variegated thread. Cotton #10 is used, but the potholder is doubled for heat protection. What a fun project that will have your family and friends exclaiming over the uniqueness and beauty. Please message me with any questions.
This is a PDF pattern only, not the actual product. The PDF is written in English with US Terminology. This pattern is revised from a vintage type-written pattern of a dear friend's Grandmother. Grandma Otha Powers crocheted various items for family members and this pattern is one that survived the decades. Much of it was written in conversational instruction, so I took the opportunity to modernize it and write instructions with crochet terminology. It looks beautiful in white or with variegated thread. Cotton #10 is used, but the potholder is doubled for heat protection. What a fun project that will have your family and friends exclaiming over the uniqueness and beauty. Please message me with any questions.
