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How to Crochet a Black Oven Mitt

Susan
Susan
Mar 15, 2021 10:28 PM
Crochet Pattern for an Adorable Black Oven Mitt with Instructions

You’ll Need:

50g of black 100% acrylic yarn (292m/100g);

Odds of white yarn;

Crochet hook 4;

Safety eyes;

Pink buttons.

Instructions

Make 30 chain stitches with black yarn and circle them into a ring. Then, work with single crochets around, creating a hole for the thumb in 20 rows. For this, make 8 chain stitches, skip 8 stitches of the previous row, and fasten the chain with a single crochet in the next stitch.

Continue working around for 20 more rows. Then, decrease 4 stitches in every row until there are 8 stitches left. Cut the yarn and tighten the hole.

For the thumb, make 18 single crochets and create 11 rows of single crochets around. Decrease 3 stitches in the next 3 rows. Cut the yarn and tighten the holes.

For the ears, make 3 chain stitches with black yarn, circle them into a ring.

1st Row: 6 single crochets in the center of the ring;

2nd Row: Make single crochets, with 3 single crochets in every 2nd stitch.

For the face, make 6 chain stitches with white yarn.

1st-3rd Rows: Make single crochets around, increasing 3 stitches in turns.

Assembly

Sew the details to the base. Glue the eyes, sew the nose with a button, and embroider the whiskers. Make a chain of 15 chain stitches. Then, create the 2nd oven mitt in symmetry.

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Sharon
Mar 19, 2021 02:19 AM (edited)
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You CAN'T use acrylic yarn it has to be cotton because acrylic will MELT and you will get BURNED!!! I am surprised you are using and telling people to do this!!!  You should DEFINITELY take this post down!!! Also acrylic is FLAMMABLE!!!  

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Connie BUTKOVICH
Mar 19, 2021 06:21 AM
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Absoltely correct! Use cotton

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Susan
Mar 19, 2021 10:38 AM
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Thank you for your remark, I'll correct the yarn in the pattern, of course, it should be cotton

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Grammy
Mar 19, 2021 02:12 PM
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I would think these kitten potholders would not be thick enough to prevent burns, they are cute but not as potholders!

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Susan
Mar 19, 2021 10:13 PM
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They serve as decoration element in the kitchen

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Jorjita56
Mar 26, 2021 06:44 AM
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These are very cute. I also would use cotton yarn.  I suggest lining them as well to ensure one doesn’t get burned from the yarn separating from a hot pan or plate…  you can do this by making your mitt, tracing the exterior, draw a line approx 1/2” or more inside traced line, cut and use as a pattern for heat protective fabric and a decorative flannel if desired. See up perimeter except at wrist end. Turn to right side and insert, turn under wrist hem and hand sew.  

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Pat
Nov 14, 2024 02:32 PM
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Acrylic will melt, but cotton will burn.  Choose the one you want.  

I think it would make a great hot pad to set hot dishes on.  Otherwise, line it. 

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