Handmade Crochet Pot Handle Cover Using T-Yarn

Elevate your kitchen decor with a handmade crochet pot handle cover using T-Yarn. This unique and practical accessory will not only protect your hands from hot pot handles but also add a touch of charm to your cooking space. The T-Yarn material is durable and easy to work with, making it perfect for creating a long-lasting and stylish cover for your pots and pans.

Whether you prefer a simple and classic look or a bold and colorful pattern, the possibilities are endless when it comes to creating your own pot handle cover. This DIY project is a fun and creative way to add a personal touch to your kitchen essentials while also showcasing your crochet skills. So grab your T-Yarn and crochet hook, and get ready to transform your pot handles into functional works of art!

Free Crocheted Pot Handle Cover Pattern

Finished handle cover shown is 5″ long and 1-3/4 to 2″ wide.

Materials

• 1 oz) T-yarn cut about 1/2″ wide and stretched or chunky rug yarn
• Hook: J (6 mm) crochet hook

Instructions

Round 1

Using T-yarn or regular yarn, ch 10 and join with Sl St to form a ring. Check your opening to make sure it is wide enough to fit over your pot handle after the first few rounds. Add a few more ch sts to your beginning chain to make a wider handle or decrease your ch sts for a smaller handle opening.

Rounds 2 - 13

Ch 1, work Sc in each st around, do NOT join but just continue working Sc around in each stitch until cover is desired length. At the end of the last round, Sl St into last 3 St of rnd to create a smooth edge for your ending round. FO.

For my cast iron skillet cover, I crocheted 13 rounds but you can add or decrease the number of rounds you crochet to get the correct length of your handle cover.

Closing the End

Close the end of your handle cover by attaching either a contrasting color or the same color of yarn. When using T-yarn, the beginning chain stitches were always wider for me than my final round, so I attach my T-yarn with a Sl St on the wider end as my skillet handle is wider there.

Contrasting Option

Work Sc around evenly by inserting your hook into Sc from the first row rather than into the chain round. This creates a spike stitch look. At end of rnd, don’t join. Just continue around top to close working now by working *1 Sc over next 2 sts* (1 Dec made). Repeat between * to end of rnd. Cut yarn leaving a small tail to use to weave under to completely close the end.

Simple Option

Using yarn, attach with Sl St to beginning opening edge. Sl St through both layers of the end flat to close the end. FO and weave under ends and close opening completely.

Abbreviations

• Ch – Chain
• Dec – Decrease
• Ea – Each
• FO – Finish Off
• Rnd – Round
• Sc – Single Crochet
• Sk – Skip
• Sl St – Slip Stitch
• St – Stitch

T-yarn – T-shirt Yarn