Crocheted Kitchen Gift Set
Posted on December 13, 2009
For that last minute holiday crafting, here are some quick crocheted items to share. I crocheted this kitchen set above as a Christmas gift. It includes one potholder, round ripple dishcloth, open mesh magic dishcloth pattern, and a spiral scrubbie with recycled produce netting. Whether you do the complete set or just an item or two, handmade gifts are always unique and are a frugal way to round out your gift giving.
Hope all your Christmas crafting is going well. Here’s wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas!
Dec 13, 2009
I like it. Cute!
Also, these are christmas colors!
.-= drenka´s last blog ..Ashlar Crochet Cardigan =-.
Dec 14, 2009
Very cute!
.-= Lisa´s last blog ..Finished with all the Goody Bags! =-.
Dec 14, 2009
Would love the pattern to these, really like the outcome of them. Makes great presents. thanks
Dec 14, 2009
@Millie,
Follow the green text links for my patterns and the round ripple pattern that is Julee’s is found here.
Dec 15, 2009
I’m doing a kitchen set for Christmas too. I haven’t posted about it on my blog because the person it will be going to reads my blog, but I decided to do a dish towel, dish cloth, and potholder. I wish I had some netting to make a scrubby too.
.-= Jennifer Lavender´s last blog ..Snow in the Desert =-.
Feb 03, 2010
I LIKE THESE, GREAT FOR XMAS.
Mar 29, 2011
I LOVE the Crocheted Kitchen Gift Set in red & white! But there is no link for the patterns for the 2 snowflake shaped pieces. One is a pot holder & I think the other is a dishcloth. Can you send me or post the patterns for those?
Thanks so much! These are gorgeous!!
Edna
Mar 29, 2011
Edna: That pattern is Julee’s round ripple dishcloth pattern. I have updated the link on the post so the pattern link is shown. Just an FYI, that pattern is not free which is why I originally didn’t have the link posted. But because several people have asked about the RR dishcloth pattern, I have added the link for the pattern. For the potholder, I just made two round ripple dishcloth pieces and then joined them by working a single crochet through both layers around the outside.