Lighbulb Hotpads

[Priszm]

I got this pattern from Annie's Attic free pattern of the day a few days ago. My boyfriend told me Saturday we're going to a Christmas get-together tonight. I decided I wanted to bring a little hostess gift, so I made these (I think I was looking for a good excuse to make them this year). The green one is slightly bigger than the red, but I'm not sure why or how. I think I may have missed a row since the red one was done while working. Oh well, I think it means the hostess has size options to choose from

 

 

[livedinalaska]

awwww, these I LOVE! Wish I had time to make a few for gifts! Very nice job!

[crochetluvknot]

turned out very cute

[luvmnms]

These are so cute! You did a great job! The hostess may not even notice the difference in size.

[hhensler]

How perfect for the holidays!

[cher49]

how cute they are.

[crs5]

Very Cute!!!!!!! Great Job!!!!!! What yarn did you use? I have the pattern.

 

Carol:hook

[champygirl]

Your potholders are cute.

[nana5boys]

your work turned out great.

 

jaye

[Priszm]

Very Cute!!!!!!! Great Job!!!!!! What yarn did you use? I have the pattern.

 

Carol:hook

 

I don't know which one it was. I've had these from when I first started learning how to crochet (7 years ago) and since this was a last minute thing, they were very handy to have around.

 

The hostess loved them by the way. She even said she's been wanting more hotpads. My plan is to gradually make a bunch and make them next years general gift.

[misssmaggie]

They are so cool !!! Thanks for Sharing !!!

[yarncat]

Kind hostess gift!

[nevadamama]

nicely done....... I can't wait to try that pattern.

[Julz]

very cute!!

[CrochetLiving]

They came out great ! like you choice of yarn!

[oldbonboys]

I love these but this is one pattern that I did miss from AA. I try to log on each day to download, but sometimes it is impossible - I always kick myself when I miss a pattern that I like the look of.

 

You were so generous to take something for the hostess. It shows what a thoughtful person that you are.

[Priszm]

I think these took about 4 hours on average for me. I try to be a fast crocheter, but I'm not as fast as I'd like to be

[trulyhooked]

I have this pattern in a book so I made several of these for gifts this past year. They were simple enough to make and they turn out so cute. Priszm, if you making these in 4 hours then you are far faster than I. LOL. It took me an average of 5 and half hours to complete each one. But theyre inexpensive and everyone really liked them. I used the red heart holiday worsted yarn for mine. (in case anybody wondered about that)

[Priszm]

I also have a couple of the small skeins of red/green/white variagated. I'm going to make some with those. My mom asked me how much I'd charge her to make those as gifts for her employees next year (she's a supervisor) and I told her to buy the yarn. Which means I could end up with more than I need

[mamie]

[jetty56]

What a great job, I did print the pattern out too, but just have too much going on to make them yet.

[kwoolls]

Those are so cute!!! Nice idea for nest xmas.

[Mama Mooch]

Hello,

Love those lightbulb hot pads. Would you mind sharing the pattern . I would love to make some for myself, and make a few xmas gifts. Homemade items are the best to give.

Wanda

from No. Attleboro, Ma.

 

I got this pattern from

Annie's Attic

free pattern of the day a few days ago. My boyfriend told me Saturday we're going to a Christmas get-together tonight. I decided I wanted to bring a little hostess gift, so I made these (I think I was looking for a good excuse to make them this year). The green one is slightly bigger than the red, but I'm not sure why or how. I think I may have missed a row since the red one was done while working. Oh well, I think it means the hostess has size options to choose from

 

 

 

[threadlover]

Nice gifts.

Marcia