Brighten up your kitchen with a DIY quilted pot holder!

Be the hostess with the most-est, with Kristyne Czepuryk’s pot holder quilt!

These colourful pot holders are great if you want to raid your stash and practice your English paper piecing technique. Scraps of material give your pot holders a great patchwork effect. Use insulated batting for the potholder to make them even safer.

Kristyne is here to teach you how to make these fun hexies, which will add a touch of handmade cottagecore to your kitchen. Why not whip up a few and gift them as Christmas presents? Friends and family will love receiving their own pretty pot holders.

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How to make a pot holder quilt

Things to know before you start quilting your potholders

• The pot holders seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted
• Press all seams open, unless otherwise instructed.
• Click to get the templates for your pot holder quilt here
• The print fabric Kristyne used for her pot holders is Little Ruby by Bonnie & Camille for Moda Fabrics. The solid fabric is by Moda Fabrics.

Finished pot holder size

Your finished pot holder will measure approximately 7½in x 8½in.

Phoebe Burt

Phoebe has worked for Gathered for over four years and has experience within the digital marketing and publishing sphere for over eight. Specialising in Pinterest, Phoebe’s main focus is social media and content writing for Gathered with the aim to build our community of crafters! You may recognise some of her social campaigns which include the popular 12 days of Christmas. As well as writing for Gathered, Phoebe is a freelance copywriter and content producer with work both in print and online. Her work spans the tech, homes, DIY and small business advice. Aside from content writing, Phoebe’s main passions are travelling and crafting (diamond painting, paint by numbers and embroidery are her favourites). She’s backpacked across South East Asia and recently hit her goal of 30 countries under 30 years old!

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