Knitted Pot Holder

Knitted pot holders are like little kitchen superheroes, ready to save your hands from scorching when handling hot dishes with flair. Their cozy charm adds a touch of warmth to your culinary adventures while also protecting your tabletops from unwanted heat marks. Whether you prefer traditional designs or trendy patterns, these trusty companions are the perfect blend of practicality and style, making them a must-have kitchen accessory for any home cook. So, next time you reach for that piping hot casserole dish, rest assured that your knitted pot holder has got your back!

Materials:
US 15 – 10 mm needles
Fabric yarn
Size: approximately 8” wide x 7.5” long

Cast on 13 stitches and knit 24 rows of garter stitch.
Casting off and weaving in the ends.

For the handle:
leather
rotary cutter
leather punch
rivet kit

Cut a piece of leather roughly 19 cm (7.5″) long and 1,5 cm (0.5″) wide with a rotary cutter. Using a leather punch, punch a hole at each end of the leather. Hold the ends of the leather together so that the holes overlap, then insert a rivet backing from behind.
Push the rivet backing through one corner of the potholder then snap on the rivet cap.
Use a hammer to pound the rivet shut.