Crafxzen

Crafter of old school handwoven loop potholders and tie dye.

Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 12-02-2020

This woven potholder can be made with burgundy, red, black and salmon colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Salmon, Salmon, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Black, Red, Burgundy, Salmon, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Burgundy, Salmon, Red

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Salmon, Salmon, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Black, Red, Burgundy, Salmon, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Burgundy, Salmon, Red

Start off by weaving the first row color of salmon underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of salmon over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever burgundy appears, substitute your second color wherever red appears, substitute your third color wherever black appears and substitute your fourth color wherever salmon appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 9-24-2020

Woven Loop Potholder

This woven potholder can be made with blue, silver and daffodil colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Daffodil, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue

Next weave in the same colors for the rows:

Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Daffodil, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue

Start off by weaving the first row color of blue underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of blue over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever blue appears, substitute your second color wherever silver appears and substitute your third color wherever daffodil appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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How to Make a Unique Burgundy Red White Woven Potholder

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Woven potholder in a unique burgundy, red and white pattern

I made this woven potholder with burgundy, red and white colors in a unique abstract pattern. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

burgundy,burgundy,white,white,white,red,red,red,red,burgundy,burgundy,burgundy,burgundy,red,white,burgundy,red,red

Next weave in the same colors for the rows:

burgundy,burgundy,white,white,white,red,red,red,red,burgundy,burgundy,burgundy,burgundy,red,white,burgundy,red,red

Start off by weaving the first row color of burgundy underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of burgundy over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever burgundy appears, substitute your second color wherever red appears and substitute your third color wherever white appears

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Crafxzen Handwoven Potholder Giveaway

Handwoven Loop Potholder in Blue Daffodil Hydrangea and White

I’m running the first Crafxzen handwoven potholder giveaway for the potholder displayed above! Enter now, the giveaway ends: December 6, 2020 at 12:00am

Use the form below to enter:

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The colors are powder blue, daffodil, hydrangea and white.

How to Make a Pink Orange Turquoise Green Abstract Potholder

This is a nice spring colored potholder with pink, orange, turquoise and green colors in an abstract pattern. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:


orange,pink,green,green,turquoise,turquoise,orange,orange,turquoise,turquoise,orange,orange,turquoise,green,green,turquoise,orange,orange

Next weave in these colors for the rows:


orange,pink,green,green,turquoise,turquoise,orange,orange,turquoise,turquoise,orange,orange,turquoise,green,green,turquoise,orange,orange

Start off by weaving the first row color of orange underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of pink over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever pink appears, substitute your second color wherever orange appears, substitute your third color wherever turquoise appears and substitute your second color wherever green appears.

Tie off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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How To Make a Red Orange and Yellow 3 Color Checker Potholder

I turned a checker pattern into this 3 color checkered red, orange and yellow patterned potholder. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

red,red,yellow,red,red,red,red,red,yellow,red,red,red,red,red,yellow,red,red,red

Next weave in these colors for the rows:

orange,orange,yellow,orange,orange,orange,orange,orange,yellow,orange,orange,orange,orange,orange,yellow,orange,orange,orange

Start off by weaving the first row color of orange underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of orange over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever red appears, substitute your second color wherever orange appears and substitute your third color wherever yellow appears.

Tie off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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How To Make a Yellow and White Checker Two Pattern Loop Potholder

 

I made a cheery, checker two, yellow and white patterned potholder. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow,yellow

Next weave in these colors for the rows:

white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white,white,yellow,white

Start off by weaving the first row color of white underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of yellow over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever yellow appears, substitute your second color wherever white appears.

Tie off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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How To Weave A Christmas Red White Green Abstract Pattern #1

I’m working on a few Christmas themed potholders in red, green and white. This is the first one I made. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

red,white,red,red,white,green,red,red,red,green,red,red,green,white,red,red,white,red

Next weave in the same colors for the rows:

red,white,red,red,white,green,red,red,red,green,red,red,green,white,red,red,white,red

Start off by weaving the first row color of red underneath then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of white over then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever red appears, substitute your second color wherever green appears and substitute your third color wherever white appears.

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How To Weave a 2 Color Tee Pattern Potholder

I made this two colored Tee pattern potholder using pink and lime colored loops.

To weave this pattern, first add the column loops in this order:

pink,pink,lime,lime,pink,pink,lime,lime,pink,pink,lime,lime,pink,pink,lime,lime,pink,pink

Next, weave in the row colors. The first row, which would be lime, starts out weaving under the first column. The second row is pink and would start out weaving over the first column. The row colors are:

lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink,lime,pink

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever pink appears and substitute your second color wherever lime appears.

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How to Weave a Hound’s Tooth Halloween Themed Potholder

I made this potholder for Halloween. The Hound’s Tooth pattern makes it look like it has mini ghosts.

The colors I used are orange and black.

To weave this pattern, first add the column loops using:

orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black

Next, weave in the row colors. The first row, which would be orange, starts out weaving under the first column. The second row is black and would start out weaving over the first column. The row colors are:

orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black,black,orange,orange,black

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