Dazzling December Potholders Free Knitting Patterns

Knit December Potholders will make the time you spend in the kitchen better than ever! Who doesn’t love to spread Christmas magic by decorating the house with festive accessories? We all do, obviously! Our crafting hobby and admiration for the merriest time of the year certainly go side by side. Today we are focusing on kitchen equipment and table setting, so this post is going to be a treat for all the home-based chefs. Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Christmas Tree Skirts and Dreamy Textured Blankets.

Christmas Tree Potholder Free Knitting Pattern

Deck your kitchen with festive charm using the potholder knitting pattern by Lisa Hannan Fox. This beautifully crafted accessory will not only add holiday flair to your space but also make for a quick and delightful gift. Double-knit for reversibility, it showcases opposite colors on the back. Choose color-changing yarn for a playful touch or solid colors for a classic look, ensuring your kitchen is both stylish and functional during the holiday season.

Level: upper beginner Author: Lisa Hannan Fox

photo by Lisa Hannan Fox / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on niftyknitterdesigns.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Breakfast Joy Free Knitting Pattern

Who ordered some joy for breakfast? These adorable knit potholders will make your table setting look so festive during every meal. We love the patterns and this classic combination of deep yellow and green with basic creamy shade.

Level: upper beginner Author: DROPS design

You will find the pattern here. More info here.

Pixel Star Free Knitting Pattern

A star is certainly one of the symbols of Christmas but, unlike others, it will suit your table setting all year round. It’s elegant, minimalist and simply fabulous. We suggest you use contrasting colors but it’s up to you to decide which ones!

Level: upper beginner Author: Sybil R

You will find the pattern here. More info here.