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15 Free Quilted Pot Holder Patterns

October 9, 2021 by Claudia Porter

Quilted pot holders are a fantastic homemade gift idea for anyone who loves to cook or bake. Not only are they practical and useful, but they also add a touch of personalization and warmth to any kitchen. And the best part? They’re easy and fun to make, even if you’re a beginner quilter.

So why not switch things up this holiday season and give a set of quilted potholders instead of an expensive, but less practical, gift? It’s a thoughtful and practical gesture that your loved ones will appreciate.

To help you get started, I’ve rounded up 15 different free patterns that you can try. From colorful and modern designs to traditional and cute patterns, there’s something for everyone.

One tip I have is to choose a durable fabric that can withstand high temperatures. Cotton is a great option and comes in a variety of colors and patterns. Also, consider using Insul-Bright, a heat-resistant batting, to keep your hands protected from heat.

When it comes to quilting, paper piecing is a great technique to try for your potholders. It allows for precise cuts and helps you get those perfect points and angles. If you’re not familiar with paper piecing, don’t worry! It’s a simple technique that you can master in no time.

So what are you waiting for? Get your fabric, batting, and thread ready and start quilting! Trust me, once you get started, you won’t be able to stop. Not only will you have some new beautiful potholders to add to your kitchen, but you’ll also have a new found love for quilting. And who knows, you might just inspire someone else to take up this wonderful hobby.

Bombshell Bling has a tutorial for a set of scalloped style pot holders.

Simple and practical, Back Road Bloom has an easy how-to to get you started.

These whimsical pot holders from Our Potluck family are a great way to use up your novelty fabric.

Fun and scrappy is a great way to describe this pattern from Blooming Poppies.

Quilt Expressions has a fun pot holder pattern that even has a pocket!

Here’s a pretty patchwork design from A Quilting Life.

These pot holders from Coral & Co. have a unique rectangular shape to them.

Scrappy pinwheels are what make this pattern from Salvage Sister & Mister shine.

Polka Dot Chair brings us these charming round pot holders.

Simple yet striking, this easy pattern is over on Love to Sew Studio.

Craft Buds has a great quilt-as-you-go pattern you will want to try.

Quilted and reversible are the stand out features of these pot holders from Simple Simon & Company.

All People Quilt has an adorable pattern for strawberry pot holders.

Don’t forget about Christmas with these adorable snowmen design from Little House Living.

Spoonful of Sugar has a beautiful design for a fiesta pot holder.

If you’re someone who loves to quilt and is always on the lookout for new patterns, then you’ll definitely want to check out “A Year of Pot Holders”. This book is a treasure trove of ideas for anyone who loves to create functional and beautiful items for the kitchen. From classic patterns to more modern designs, this book has it all. With a wide range of styles to choose from, you’ll never run out of ideas for your next pot holder project.

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