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    Grandma’s

    Bowl Cozy
    A pattern by Hayley Geary
    of @GothGrandmaKnits

    This crochet potholder is the


    perfect size for pulling hot bowls
    from the microwave. It can be
    worked up in a short time and
    would be a great addition to any
    kitchen!

    Materials​:
    Cotton Yarn (approximately 100 yards)
    Crochet Hook H (for crocheters with tight tension) OR Crochet Hook G (for crocheters with
    average or loose tension)

    Notions​:
    Scissors
    Darning needle to weave in ends, if desired

    Finished Dimensions​: 4.5” in diameter, 14.5” around (approximate)

    Instructions
    Setup chain​:
    With your desired size crochet hook and cotton yarn, ch 4; leave approximately 4 - 5” tail. Sl st
    into 1st ch, creating a circle, and ch 1

    Begin rounds​:
    (At the end of each round in this section, sl into the ch 1 of the previous round, ch 1 — this step
    will be noted at the end of each round as a ​*​)
    Round 1: Sc into each ch st, ​* ​(4 sts)
    Round 2: Sc 2 into each sc, ​*​ (8 sts)
    Round 3: As round 2, ​*​ (16 sts)
    Round 4: As round 2, ​* ​(32 sts)
    Round 5: Sc into each sc around, ​* ​(32 sts)
    Round 6: As round 5, ​* ​(32 sts)
    Round 7: As round 5, ​* ​(32 sts)
    Round 8: [Sc into next sc, Sc 2 into into next sc] repeat [ ] to end of round, ​* ​(48 sts)

    At this point, you are done increasing, and you will have 48 sts around for the remainder of the
    project.

    Round 9: Work one sc in each sc around, maintaining 48 sts until piece measures 3.5” from the
    center. This will be approximately 12-14 repeats of round 9. For these rounds, you may continue
    to work the ​* ​instructions above, OR you can opt to sc over the seam created by the increase
    rounds and work continuously with no ‘end’ of the round.

    When you have reached desired height of the piece, proceed to the next section. Do not break
    yarn.

    Adding Handles​:
    With your yarn still attached, ch 8, skip 3 sts, sc into the next stitch to anchor your chain. This is
    handle #1.

    Sc in each stitch until you get to the opposite side of your bowl. Ch 8, skip 3 sts, sc into the next
    stitch to anchor your chain. This is handle #2. At this point you should have both handles
    attached, each being made up of 8 ch sts.

    Sc around the bowl until you reach handle #1.


    [Sc 15 around your chain], sc across rim of the bowl to handle #2, repeat [ ] once.

    Finishing​:
    Fasten off, weave in ends. Block the piece if desired to your favorite bowl by lightly spraying
    your piece with water, forming it to the shape of the bowl, and allowing to dry.

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