Watch Maggie review this beautiful Vintage Red Rose Potholders Crochet Pattern! Vintage Red Rose Potholders Crochet Pattern Every woman knows that there is nothing that can enhance beauty and express your personal style like dressing up an outfit or room with the addition of great accessories. As you decorate and set the tone for your home, the heartbeat of the house is most likely your kitchen – the place where the family gathers and wonderful memories of shared holidays, meals, and laughter alike will center around. Your kitchen décor – that little bit of one-of-a-kind you-ness that comes from creating your very own set of accessories for your kitchen – will bring a sense of warmth and rosy smiles with the Vintage Red Rose Potholders Crochet Pattern. Inspired by Rockwellian era homesteads of the 1940's and 50's, these potholders can be made to match any home's chosen color pallet. Just pick out your favorite crochet thread size 10 colors and get started! Vintage Red Rose Potholders Crochet Pattern Edited By: Maggie Weldon Skill Level: Intermediate NOTE:If you want to use the finished vintage potholder in the kitchen, I suggest lining them with either a store bought potholder or layers of cotton quilt batting. Another idea is to place hot cookware on the backside of your potholder to protect the front from scorch marks. I have seen a few old potholders with a cotton backing added to them showing signs of scorching. The front of the potholder is like new but the back shows all the wear and tear from use. Size: Four Roses - About 7½" square Rose Basket - 9½" (at widest point) by 9" long Granny Shell Rose - About 7" square Rose Window - About 6½" square Materials:Thread Needle; Crochet Thread Size 10: Four Roses Red - 50 yds Yellow - 50 yds Dusty Pink - 40 yds Green - 50 yds White/Natural - 150 yds Rose Basket White - 150 yds Yellow - 15 yds Red - 100 yds Green - 10 yds Granny Shell Rose Red - 40 yds Green - 10 yds White - 120 yds Rose Window Red - 30 yds Green - 20 yds White - 100 yds Small amount Yellow Crochet Hook: Steel No. 7 (1.65 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Vintage granny squares make these vintage potholders!!
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