Free Jasmine Stitch Crochet Trivet Pattern And Video
Crochet trivets are a great way to add some style and flair to your own kitchen decor. These also make great gifts. With a trivet, sometimes called a hot pad, you place it on the dining table or counter to protect the surface from hot pots.
This is a great project for the summer months when we want to crochet smaller things since it’s so hot. Like dishcloths, hot pad patterns are a great way to learn new stitches.
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When the holiday season arrives these beautiful trivets would look amazing in different colors. Whether you’re trying to match your holiday table setting, or pick favorite colors for handmade gifts these are a fun project.
The Stitch
I’ve chose the beautiful Jasmine Stitch which resembles the flower it’s named for. This is a more advanced stitch. You’ll need the crochet skills to hold multiple loops and work across stitches. Beginner crocheters might try an easy pattern like this simple hot pad tutorial first.
If this is a new stitch you can follow the step by step tutorial for the jasmine crochet stitch. Get the details from the free crochet pattern below and then pop on over to follow the picture tutorial.
The jasmine stitch is great for this project because it’s so thick. For extra protection most trivet patterns with have you work a double thickness either by crocheting a double layer or holding two strands of yarn.
To make crochet potholders, trivets, hot pads or other kitchen accessories you’ll want to use cotton yarn. Hot dishes might melt any acrylic yarn. The natural fiber can hold up to high temperatures.
Materials
- 105 yd of Dishie*, a #4 medium worsted weight yarn (100% cotton, 190 yd / 100 g), color: Bumblebee.
- 5 mm hook* (US Size H-8) or crochet hook size to meet gauge.
- Yarn needle, Measuring tape, Scissors
Skill Level
Intermediate – Advanced
Stitches / Abbreviations
US Terms
ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
st – stitch
yo – yarn over
Video Tutorial
Watch the video tutorial on my YouTube Channel.
Scroll down for the free pattern.
Jasmine Crochet Trivet Pattern
Learn how to crochet a beautiful trivet for use on your dining room table. These crochet hot pads make great gifts.
Materials
- #4 medium cotton yarn
Tools
- 5 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
Instructions
- You'll need to know how to crochet the jasmine stitch to make this trivet pattern. Start at the step by step jasmine stitch tutorial.
- To make a square potholder work to 14 puff stitches for your foundation row.
- Work jasmine stitches across, and turn.
- Remember to start each row with a single finished puff stitch as the turning chain.
- Continue to repeat the one row repeat until your square reaches 8" tall.
- If you would like to add a hanging loop you chain 15 and sl st back to the last stitch.
- Pull a long loop through the last stitch and cut yarn leaving at least a 6" tail for weaving in.
- Weave in ends.
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