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Don't have a potholder loom? Don't worry! These plain-weave patterns can also be translated to work on a rigid-heddle or even a floor loom. Just be aware, it's very addicting! Happy Weaving! —Susan If you have a potholder loom lying around, then you'll LOVE this free weaving software from Harrisville Designs called the Potholder Pattern Wizard!
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Lay out your potholders the way you want them seamed. Make sure that the they are all facing the same way and the "V" shaped edge stitches are all facing up along the sides. You should be able to line up the 18 "V" stitches evenly on both potholders. Start with a piece of yarn 3x the length of your seam.
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By Kristen Mangus A downloadable PDF of this pattern is available in my Etsy store at the link below: MATERIALS (Materials list may contain affiliate links to products I used to make this project. Using these links costs you nothing, but helps support GKK.) Loom ⅜" potholder loom with 72 pegs.
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SALE Use this tool to create and inspire your very own potholder designs. Need help using the wizard? Click here to download an instructional pdf.
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Loom Potholder Instructions. Make sure that you have enough of both colors that you intend to use. Start with Color One (Red) on both ends and add the loops as every other until they meet in the middle, where there should be two Reds. My loom has 18 spokes, so spokes 9 & 10 should both be Color One-in this case, Red.
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Piglet's Potholder Patterns - A priceless portfolio of weaving charts for loop potholders. Potholder Patterns Welcome! This website was created by Piglet Evans and Matthew Simon Cavalletto to share our collection of charts that explore techniques for weaving potholders from loops. Read more about this collection.
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75+ Crafty & Kitschy Pot Holders {Free Patterns} 12 comments Here's a fun bunch of creative ways to make pot holders that features both retro and modern designs…each providing 100% free patterns and tutorials!
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MATERIALS (Materials list may contain affiliate links to products I used to make this project. Using these links costs you nothing, but helps support GKK.) Loom ⅜" potholder loom with 72 pegs. CinDWood ⅜" Small 7" Hot Pad/Potholder Loom used in sample. This loom is available alone or bundled with a bag of loops. Loops
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Pin around the edges of the heart. The more pins the better! Repeat to make fabric, batting, and interfacing 'stacks' with the half-heart pieces for the front of the potholder. Use lots of pins to hold the layers together. 3. Baste around the edges of all three 'stacks' 1/4" from the edge.
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Discover our collection of 25 free potholder patterns to sew that are perfect for adding a personal touch to your kitchen or gifting to loved ones. With a variety of pot holder patterns, such as quilted potholders, fabric twine potholders, and unique shapes like cherry pie and watermelon designs, you'll have endless options for your next creative sewing project.
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20 bags = around 115 m (380′) of loopy yarn. This results in a rug approximately 56 cm x 71 cm (22″ x 28″). Add more bags if you're craving something larger. Size 19 mm (US 35) needles. Gauge: Whatever you get is the right gauge! You can't lose! Directions: Get a small fry.
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Crochet hook (to bind off) How to Weave a Potholder: Place the vertical loops first. The loops that run from top to bottom on the loom are called the warp. Begin with the first peg on the left. Place the loop around the first pegs at the top and bottom of your loom. (Be careful not to twist the loop.)
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Setting up the loom Following your color pattern, slip a loop over a peg on the bottom of the loom, and stretch it over the corresponding peg on the top of the loom. Use one loop per set of pegs, making sure the loops all lie parallel, and that all pegs are covered. How to weave the potholder
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Potholder looms are weaving in its most basic form: a simple frame holds the warp in place while you manually weave the weft over and under. To warp the loom, stretch a looper vertically from the bottom to the top of the loom, catching it around the opposing pegs on either end of the loom. Continue until all of the vertical pegs are filled.
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80+ FREE Pot Holder Patterns and Projects to Sew! Hover over the picture to show the title, click to open, or right-click and open in a new tab to keep this page open too. And don't forget to pin so everyone can enjoy! Bookmark the permalink. If you're just learning to sew, a pot holder pattern is a great place to start.
