Crochet Thick Pot Mitt’s

Create your own set of cozy pot holders with a thick crochet design. These pot mitts are perfect for protecting your hands while handling hot pots and pans in the kitchen. The thick crochet pattern provides extra insulation to keep your hands safe from burns and heat. You can choose your favorite colors and yarn types to customize your pot mitts to match your kitchen decor. Crocheting thick pot mitts is a fun and practical project for any crochet enthusiast. You can experiment with different stitches and patterns to create a unique and functional accessory for your kitchen. These pot mitts also make great gifts for friends and family members who love to cook or bake. With just a few skeins of yarn and a crochet hook, you can whip up a set of pot mitts in no time. So grab your supplies and get started on your next crochet project today!

Supplies needed for this crochet pot mitt’s pattern

Yarn – Any worsted-weight yarn in colors of your choice. This prototype used 24/7 cotton – Worn weight, #4 lightweight (100% cotton, 186 yd/170 m per 3.5 oz/100g skein).

Estimated Yardage = 30 yards for the pair.

Hook = 5 mm Crochet Hook

Gauge

Gauge isn’t essential for this project.

Crochet Pot Handle Holder Pattern Notes

1. Please kindly read through the pattern before starting.
2. Any #4 weight of yarns can be substituted
3. Chains at the beginning of Rounds or Rows do not count as a stitch.

Skill Level – Easy

Terms – US Terminology

Stitches

Chain(s) – ch(s)

Single Crochet – sc

Half double crochet – hdc

Slip Stitch – sl st.

Magic Ring – MR

Third Loop

Finished measurement – 3” by 3” when folded on each other.

How to Crochet This Thick Crochet Pot Mitt’s Pattern

Smaller Part

Round 1: Ch 6, sc in 2nd ch from hook, and in next 3 chs, 3 sc in last ch, do not turn, continue to work into the base of the other loops of the foundation chain, sc in next 3 loops, 2 sc in last loop (same loop you started with), sl st to first sc, do not turn. 12 sc.

Round 2: Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch), 2 hdc in each st around, sl st to the beginning chain. 24 hdc

From here on, crochet in the BLO in a spiral. Place a stitch marker in the first at and move after each round.

Rounds 3 – 8: in BLO, hdc in each st around

Round 9: in BLO, sc in each st around, sl st into next 2 sts, to close the height difference

Fasten off

Set aside.

Bigger Part

Round 1: Ch 6, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 3 chs, 3 sc in last ch, do not turn, continue to work into the base of the other loops of the foundation chain, sc in next 3 loops, 2 sc in last free loop, sl st to first sc, do not turn. 12 sc.

Round 2: Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch), 2 hdc in each st around l, sl st to the beginning chain. 24 hdc

Crocheting in the BLO from here on and in a spiral, place a stitch marker in the first st and move after each round.

Round 3: Ch 1, in BLO, *hdc in next st 3 sts, 2 hdc in next, rep from* to end, join. 30 hdc

Rounds 4 – 8: in BLO, hdc in each st around

Round 9: in BLO, sc in each st around, sl st into next 2 sts, to close the height difference

To join the two halves together

Place both panels with the last rounds next to each other.

The aim is to sew just one side together –

With your hook, SC over both in the next 8-10 sts

Fasten off

How to use this thick crochet pot mittens

The thumb goes into the small panel, and the remaining 4 fingers into the larger panel with the pot handle in-between the panels.