Cork Hot Pad Cover Crochet Pattern Kitchen Decoration Coaster Mandala Retro

Turn your basic cork hot pads into some cheery and colorful ones, to match your kitchen and table setting beautifully!
This pattern describes in US terminology, how to crochet a lovely hot pad cover, as shown in pictures, made using sport weight cotton yarn and crochet hook D (3 mm).
Each hot pad cover will be made in 2 separate panels, to cover the front and back side of a cork hot pad. Front and back panels are joined together with single crochet and finished off with a combination of single crochet and bobble stitches.
In this pattern, you will be working in rounds joined with a slst at the end.

Schachenmayr / SMC Catania was used to create the pictured hot pad covers. Finished size will be approx. 8.2” (21 cm) in diameter, including the edge.

Skill level: intermediate crochet.
Approx. Gauge: To make sure the panels will fit your hot pad, you may need to check your gauge; crochet rounds 1 - 4 of the panel pattern and measure your work. It should be approx. 3.54” (9 cm) in diameter. If it’s not, try again changing your tension, or size crochet hook.

Enjoy crocheting!

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

• PDF Crochet pattern, 6 pages with 38 detailed pictures and written instructions in English (US terms).
• Skill level: intermediate
• Stitches used: chain, slip stitch, single / half double / double crochet, working between stitches, bobble stitch

Size Information

Finished size will be approx. 8.2” (21 cm) in diameter, including the edge.

Materials List

• crochet hook size D (3 mm)
• sport weight cotton yarn, for 1 hot pad: approx. 32 g, 85 yds, 78 m
• stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors, measuring tape
• cork hot pad approx. 7,5” (19 cm) in diameter

Additional Details by the Author

This pattern is an original ©Millionbells design and is for personal use only, do not use it for commercial or retail purposes. Resale / redistribution of the pattern is strictly prohibited. Do not translate or share this pattern. All ©Millionbells patterns are protected by international copyright law. Thank you very much. Marjan Schepers.