Crochet Layered Cotton Trivet

Introduction

The Crochet Layered Cotton Trivet is a charming and functional addition to any kitchen! This handmade trivet is not only eye-catching with its intricate crochet design but also practical in protecting your countertops and tables from heat damage. Its soft cotton material adds a touch of warmth and homey feel to your kitchen decor. Whether you are setting a hot pot or a freshly baked dish on it, this trivet is sure to bring both style and functionality to your cooking space. It's a delightful piece that will surely make your cooking experiences cozier and more enjoyable.

Materials

• Hook: VarieHook Model #1 5.5 mm 3-shafted crochet hook
• Yarn: Hobby Lobby Crafter’s Secret Cotton 2 Ounces, 95 yards #399097 in Ocean Stripe
• 8 x 8” trivet requires 0.9 ounces, 43 yards.

Abbreviations

• ch: chain
• dc: double crochet
• hdc: half double crochet
• M: medium shaft
• rep: repeat
• (RS): right side
• S: small shaft
• sc: single crochet
• sk: skip
• sp: space
• st: stitch

Special Stitches

• Wide V-Stitch (Wide V-St): (Sdc, Sch 3, Sdc) in same st.
• Tall V-Stitch (Tall V-St): Working in front of Wide V-St, (Mdc, Sch 1, Mdc) in same st used to work Wide V-St 2 rows below.
• Multiple: 5 + 3

Instructions

Chain 23 with the small shaft.

Row 1 (RS): Ssc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn.

Row 2: Sch 4 (counts as Sdc, Sch 1 throughout), sk next 2 sts, Wide V-St in next st, * Sch 1, sk next 4 sts, Wide V-St in next st; rep from * across to last 3 sts, Sch 1, sk next 2 sts, Sdc in last st, turn.

Row 3: Sch 1 (does not count as a st), Ssc in first st, * Sch 1, Ssc in next dc, Tall V-St in next Wide V-St, Ssc in next dc; rep from * across ending with Sch 1, Ssc in third ch of turning ch, turn.

Row 4: Sch 4, * Wide V-St in ch-1 sp of next Tall V-St, Sch 1; rep from * across, ending with Sdc in last st, turn.

Repeat Rows 3 and 4 for pattern, ending with Row 3. Do not finish off, Sch 2, Shdc evenly around, S sl st to beg ch-2, fasten off and weave in ends.

Variations

Make this pattern in worsted-weight yarn for sweaters, afghans, hats, and more.