Cross Stitch Oven Mitt Pattern
Ever burn the back of the wrist when taking hot baking dishes from the oven?
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Paddle Oven Mitt Patterns
Ever burn the back of the wrist when taking hot baking dishes from the oven?
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Acorn Oven Mitt Pattern
Ever burn the back of the wrist when taking hot baking dishes from the oven?
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Fish Pot Holder Pattern
A small, compact holder to slip over the long handles of hot pots and pans when it's open at the tail • or by sewing further around the tail to leave a smaller openin
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Jugs on a Rack Pot Holder Pattern
Like the traditional little brown jug, these too will serve their purpose — padded and lined they make lovely holders and will be attractive in any color to match th
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Flowers Pot Holder Pattern
Another holder that is different—made double to slip over Hot Pan handles like the holders for sad-irons of grandma's time.
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Cats and Dogs Pot Holder Patterns
Not raining! but cute Hot Pot Holders that will attract attention and be serviceable too.
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Funny Faces Pot Holder Patterns
Any of these holder sets can be made from a ball of White Enterprise Yarn and approximately 50 yds. of color matching the kitchen decorations.
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Duck Pot Holder Pattern
Any of these holder sets can be made from a ball of White Enterprise Yarn and approximately 50 yds. of color matching the kitchen decorations.
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Spring Blossoms Set Patterns
Use these crocheted squares for Table Mats or doilies, stove top mats or rugs.
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