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Double (filet) crochet pot holders / Łapki do garnków - słupki - szydełkowanie okienkowe


Today I would like to present an interesting pattern for kitchen pot holders made using a filet crochet method.

Pot holders were made with the leftover 100% cotton yarn (Drops Paris - col. 35 vanilla) from a different project. The recommended size of the hook for this yarn is 5 mm (US - size 8/H; UK - 6). However, I found it easier to work with 4 mm hook (US - 6/G; UK - 8) instead. To crochet a single pot-holder without a border and decorations a 50 g of yarn is just perfect. To make 2 pot-holders overall I used slightly less than 150 g of yarn. The pattern I followed comes from a blog of Marifu6a.

The author has also provided a full step-by-step photo tutorial, a diagram and description in English. A slightly modified pattern you can also see on the YouTube presented kindly by Oana. The border was done in the following manner - V stitch - double crochet (US; treble crochet - UK), single chain, double crochet in one "window", then a single crochet in the next "window" and so on. In the corners of the pot-holder I have done 6 double crochet (US; treble crochet - UK), although Marifu6a recommended 5. The handle was made of 10 chains, but could be actually a bit longer. The final size of pot-holders is 10 x 10 in (25 x 25 cm).



Do you like the filet crochet pattern shown above? Would you be interested to see other projects made using this technique? If yes, please leave a comment in a box below.

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Dzisiaj przedstawiam ciekawy wzór na kuchenne łapki wykonane metodą filetową - metodą okienkową.

Łapki do garnków zostały zrobione w celu zagospodarowania resztek 100% bawełnianej włóczki (Drops Paris - kol. 35 wanilia), pozostałej z poprzedniej robótki. Zalecany przez producenta rozmiar szydełka dla tej włóczki to 5 mm (US - rozmiar 8/H; UK - 6). Jednakże, o wiele łatwiej pracowało mi się szydełkiem o rozmiarze 4 mm (US - 6/G; UK - 8). Pojedyncza łapka do garnka, bez ozdobnego brzegu oraz dekoracji, wymaga 50 g włóczki. W sumie na przygotowanie dwóch łapek do garnka wykorzystałam nieco mniej niż 150 g włóczki. Wzór, który wykorzystałam pochodzi z bloga Marifu6a kliknij tutaj.

Autorka zamieściła na swojej stronie zdjęcia robótki robione krok po kroku, pełen opis w języku angielskim oraz schemat. Nieco zmodyfikowany wzór tej samej łapki do garnków jest również dostępny na YouTube dzięki uprzejmości Oany kliknij tutaj. Brzeg robótki został zrobiony w następujący sposób - w jedno "okienko" słupek, oczko łańcuszka, słupek, w następne "okienko" półsłupek, i tak na przemian. W rogach łapki wykonałam 6 słupków, chociaż Marifu6a zaleciła 5. Uchwyt łapki został zrobiony z 10-ciu oczek łańcuszka, ale mógłby być nieco dłuższy. Wielkość końcowa łapek do garnków wynosi 25 x 25 cm (10 x 10 cali).

Czy lubisz szydełkowanie filetowe - szydełkowanie okienkowe? Jakie inne wyroby chciałabyś/łbyś zobaczyć wykonane właśnie tą metodą? Napisz proszę pod artykułem :)
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