Welcome, craft enthusiasts, to another exciting edition of Easy Crafts Patterns! Today, we’re thrilled to bring you a stunning and practical project that will add a touch of radiance to your kitchen – the Starburst Hotpad Crochet Pattern. This delightful pattern not only serves as a functional accessory but also doubles as a charming decoration for your culinary space. Let’s dive into the details of creating this eye-catching starburst design that will surely become a favorite in your home.
The Starburst Hotpad Pattern is a crochet design that combines functionality with a touch of radiance, making it a delightful addition to any kitchen. This pattern is characterized by its intricate starburst motif, creating a visually striking and unique hotpad that not only serves a practical purpose but also adds a charming aesthetic to your culinary space.
Crafted with worsted weight cotton yarn, the Starburst Hotpad is not only durable but also provides a soft and heat-resistant barrier to protect your surfaces from hot pots and pans. The use of vibrant colors in this pattern allows for endless customization, enabling crafters to match their hotpad to their kitchen decor or experiment with a lively color palette.
Materials:
1-1/2 oz. variegated 4-ply worsted weight yarn (Color A)
1 oz. white 4-ply worsted weight yarn (Color B)
Crochet hook size G (6-4.25mm)
Finishing materials:Â Tapestry needle
Finished Size:Â 8″ in dia
Gauge:Â 2 rows = 2″
Pattern Notes:Â You will crochet five (5) individual motifs. Joining them together will create the starburst look. Keep motifs right side facing you. If making this design at home the best way to have a steady hand is get comforable at your desk and focus on making this cute crochet design.
Make Five (5)
With Color A (variegated) ch 5 and sl st to form ring.
Rnd 1)Â Ch 3, 3 tc in ring, ch 6. * 4 tc, ch 6 * repeat between * two more times. Sl st to beg. ch 3. Cut yarn and tuck in ends.
Rnd 2)Â With Color B (white) join yarn in any ch 6 sp, ch 3 (beg. tc), 11 more tc in same sp. * 12 tc in next ch 6 sp * repeat between * two more times, sl st to beg. ch 3. Cut yarn and tuck in ends.
Assembly:
With right side facing and using Color A, sc around the top half of the first motif ( 24 sc). With a sc join second motif to first and sc around top half of second motif. Continue this until all five motifs are connected. Do not break yarn.
Sc around the lower half of each motif and in each joining sc being careful not to turn piece. Join with sl st to first sc.
With a double strand of yarn and your tapestry needle draw through only the center sc of each motif. Pull tightly, make knot, cut yarn and tuck in ends between motifs.
As you begin drawing the yarn through the center sc of each motif you will notice the petals forming.
You may crochet these in pastel, variegated or solid shades of yarn. There is never a bad combination when working this pattern.
Note:Â Cotton yarns are always best to use when making hotpads, potholders or items where hot dishes are involved. 4-ply yarn comes in both cotton and acrylics. Please always use caution when dealing with hot dishes.