These beautiful crochet potholders are fun and easy to make in a variety of colors. Origami Hot Pad pattern by Ed Barrall II is suitable for playing with different yarn and hook combos. Make a bunch of them using solid colors or mixing them up with scraps, they look great in any combination. This speedy crochet hot pad makes a nice and much-appreciated gift.
What You’ll Need
Yarn: This one calls for worsted weight (size 4) yarn.
Hook: 5mm.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
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Materials for a 7 X 7 inch pad: One ball of Sugar and Cream worsted weight cotton (about 120 yards).
Hook: Size H ( 5 mm) gives a medium density pad. A smaller hook (G) will give a higher density pad and take more yarn. A larger hook (I) will give a more open pad.
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Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: South Bay Crochet (CGOA)
Thanks to Ed Barrall II for the article inspiration and featured image.
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