The Best Modern Double Thick Crochet Potholders Tutorial + Free Crochet Pattern

[@karenswenson1204]

This is perfect pattern, sis! I have made some other things similar to this. Thank you so much!

[@JewelsandJones]

You are welcome! 😊

[@carolynmullaney3057]

Cool I will try it.❤

[@klynndubois6200]

I just finished my first one! It was amazing! Love 💕 this!

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! I´m so glad you enjoyed making the potholder. 😊

[@stephanshingler6797]

I love this pattern. You explain everything to do well. Thank You.😊

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@milliecookie147]

Awesome potholder!!!

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you 😊✨

[@MandalaBunnyhome]

These turned out great! I just used one strand but it still turned out pretty thick

[@JewelsandJones]

Oh that's great! I hope you get a lot of use out of them. 😊

[@dedemichaud6324]

I like the double strand idea - especially if they are of different colors. Plus it just makes them that much thicker-er! 🙂

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you!

[@klynndubois6200]

I used 2 variegated yarns but one shade different. I used Lily Sugar and Cream from Joanns in Kelp and the one darker. ( it’s covered up). The teal, greens, turquoise and shades of tan….gorgeous 💕

[@klynndubois6200]

The other color I used was Pebble Beach ombré

[@minnesotagirl1473]

I love this pattern so much, Ty!!!

[@JewelsandJones]

You're welcome! So glad you like the pattern. 😊

[@mariamesser2418]

I absolutely love this pattern. It’s the easiest one I found to do a potholder with. I need a larger one. Do you think I could crochet 50 for my starting chain?

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! Yeah, I think that would work out. I just made another potholder pattern that has three different sizes. Here's the link to the free pattern: jewelsandjones.com/boho-crochet-coasters-free-crochet-pattern/

[@SusanMendola-e7s]

Love this pot holder. I was wondering if I could insert a piece of "filler" inside before sewing it closed to make it more absorbent/thicker? Maybe thick felt?

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, thank you so much! Yes, that could definitely work. I personally haven't tried it, but I think it should work. I would just make sure that the filler is heat resistant. 😊

[@maryl8514]

I'd like to make a slightly smaller one, can I lessen the number of the original chain stitches?

[@JewelsandJones]

Yes, you can make it smaller by just adjusting the foundation row.

[@terinunes604]

Thank you someone placed an order for four

[@JewelsandJones]

Wow, that's awesome! I hope you enjoy making them. 😊

[@vickialmond7910]

I’m looking for the one you cross stitch a tree on. I’ve lost it.

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, I don't yet have a tutorial for the Christmas tree. The video tutorial was to help create the potholder pattern. All make sure to add it to my list thought of ones to create in the future.

[@mariamesser2418]

I came upon this video, recently and I am quite a ways into the project and I realized that I wasn’t crocheting in the back bump. If I have to rip it out, it’s going to be really annoying. It’s looking good, but the potholder is going to be enormous will that make a difference lol

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, that's totally ok. So instead of getting a ridge affect, it'll look the way its suppose to when you're working in both loops. It should not affect the pattern at all. So no need to rip it out. 😊

[@terinunes604]

Such a cool pattern 😂

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! 😊

[@audreystapleford6671]

written pattern please

[@JewelsandJones]

You can find the link to the free pattern in the description box.

[@dawnamendola8690]

I have been making these kind of potholders for years and you don't really have to hold two strands together one strand is plenty because it's double thick I haven't had an issue and neither has anyone else

[@JewelsandJones]

Thanks for the tip! All have to try it with one strand next time.

[@dedemichaud6324]

I like the double strand idea - especially if they are of different colors. Plus it just makes them that much thicker-er! 🙂

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! Yeah, I love using double strands for my potholders.