Oven buddy pattern

[Kymberlina]

 

 

There was a couple of request for the pattern so I worked one up. Here ya go..

 

Worsted weight cotton yarn

With G hook Ch13.

 

BASE PIECE

 

Row1-In back loops of chain, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across.Ch1, turn.

Row2-(Insert hk in back loop [bL] of 1st sc and in front loop [FL] of base chain directly below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) twice {inc. made}. (insert hk in BL of next sc and in FL of base chain directly below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across. Ch 1, turn.

Row3-(Insert hk in BL of first sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk) twice {inc. made}. (Insert hk in BL of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across to last st. Insert hk in BL of last st and in FL that previous st. was worked in, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk, Ch 1, turn.

Rows 4-8 Repeat Row 3

Row 9-(Insert hk in BL of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across to last st. Insert hk in BL of last sc and in FL that previous st. was just worked in, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk. Ch1, turn.

Row 10-Repeat Row 9.

Row11-(Insert hk in BL of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk) across. Ch 1, turn.

Rows 12-40 Repeat Row 11

Row 41- Insert hk in BL of first sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, insert hk in BL of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 3 loops on hook. (Insert hk in BL of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across. Ch 1, turn.

Rows 42-47 Repeat Row 41

Row 48-Insert hk in BOTH loops of first sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, insert hk in BOTH loops of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 3 loops on hk. (Insert hk in BOTH loops of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across. Finish off.

 

FLAPS (make 2)

 

Work same as base piece to Row 13.

Row 14-(Insert hk in BOTH loops of next sc and in unworked FL below, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops on hk.) across. Finish off.

 

Place base piece down, match flaps on top and bottom of base piece. Sew seams.

[bythehook]

Thanks for the pattern Kimberlina! This will be great for the microwave. I'll have to give it a try.:cheer2

[Chiscrochetcrazy]

That's so nice of you to share this pattern.

[dennymare]

Thank you for the pattern it looks like a great pad in the kitchen.

mary

[Sharon]

Am I the only one that doesn't understand the pattern???

Doh! Like row 2, first stitch, are you doing that twice IN THE SAME FIRST STITCH?? Are the rows supposed to be increasing as you go??

[bythehook]

That's a "potholder stitch" and it's hard to explain, but you are working in part of a stitch from row 1 and part of a stitch from the foundation chain. it will end up pulling the two rows together. In row 3 you will work in part of a stitch from row 2 and part of a stitch from row 1. It forms a very thick and spongy feeling fabric. I hope that didn't confuse you more.

 

edited to add a link to a picture tutorial

 

Helena's Potholder stitch

[Sharon]

I understand the stitch, I have done it before. I was asking if the rows are supposed to increase because the way I read it , in the beginning of row 2, it says to do the first thing twice. Does that mean twice in the first stitch?

[bythehook]

Oops, my bad!

[Kymberlina]

Sharon, yes you are increasing. I made it that shape to fit the hand better.

 

Sorry if it's alittle hard to understand. I'm new to writing patterns.

[Sharon]

No problem Kimberlina! I just wanted to make sure I was understanding it right. I am sure once I start it will be easier. I appreciate you taking the time to write it down.

[antara]

Those are great. I think I know what to make my mother for Christmas this year.

[SquirrelWolfs]

This is going to come in handy...Thank you

[unicorn37757]

Thanks so much!

[Riohnna]

One can never have enough oven buddies,,,,at least, I can't! Thanks!!

[rosebud1st]

Hi, I couldn't get your link to work. I did a search and here is what I came up with. http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=3892&page=3

Is this the right picture?

[rosebud1st]

What type of yarn does it use? Do you know how much I will need?

[rosebud1st]

Thank you Pat for explaining the potholder stitch. It makes a little more sense to me, now. So you did good.

[beth eathorne]

i have got to make some of these will go great with the little scrubbies and a dish cloth.\

 

 

thanks for sharing

 

beth

[theworm]

Thanks for the pattern!

The link to the photo isn't working. can you post the photo so I can understand better?

[judyann999]

What a great pattern! Wonderful idea. Thanks!

 

Judy

[corky264]

Kimberlina,

Am I reading this right and you increase on the first stitch only of rows 3 thruogh 8?

I love this and my sister has asked me to try to make her something like this for a few months.

Corky

[Kymberlina]

Kimberlina,

Am I reading this right and you increase on the first stitch only of rows 3 thruogh 8?

I love this and my sister has asked me to try to make her something like this for a few months.

Corky

 

Yes that is correct.

[Kymberlina]

What type of yarn does it use? Do you know how much I will need?

 

 

Any cotton yarn would work best. As far as how much yarn I used, I can't remember...It's been so long since I have made it.

[Barbara in FL]

This pattern is so cute. I love it. I sure do appreciate your being so nice as to share it with us. Thanks.

[sem464]

I made one and the pattern is great. I will get a pic posted soon. Thank you so much for this idea.