Pot handle holders

How to make a pot handle holder in the easiest way?

If you've ever cooked with cast iron before then you know two things: first, it can take a little bit to get used to the different process of care and cleaning (and how to get it to be non-stick when cooking!) and second, the handles can get really hot if you go to move the pan!! For that reason it's a good idea to have a handle cover to pull out when it's time to move or adjust the pan so you can keep your hands away from the heat.

Discover an easy pot holder pattern that’s perfect for beginners! This step-by-step guide helps you create stylish and functional pot holders for your kitchen. Ideal as a quick and thoughtful handmade gift, this pattern ensures your cooking essentials are both practical and personalized. Dive into this simple project and add a touch of creativity to your home.

Protect your hands the next time you pull your fiery, red-hot creation out of the oven by using a handy-dandy skillet handle cover that you made yourself.

This little invention is so neat – it keeps the lid firmly on the pot while removing it from the stove with the insulated fabric that wraps over the handles.

Make a fun and colorful pillow with this PlushCraft Butterfly Pillow Kit. The pillow is preassembled with numbered spots on the front. Use the color number legend and punch the fabric pieces in one at a time with the stylus. When you are finished you will have a cute and colorful pillow. This kit includes a butterfly - shaped pillow, stylus and pieces of fabric, totaling 392 pieces. Easy to make, use it as room decor. No sewing is required.

Sew this quick & simple pot holder sewing pattern in 30 minutes. With a dimension of 4”, this hat pot holder is made in a cone shape for ease of handling handles & knobs.

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Skillet Handle Cover Tutorial – Crazy Little Projects

Making potholders is fun and easy! Learn how to make some simple but stunning round quilted pot holders with this easy to follow tutorial!

Mimi (my G-ma) uses these all of the times and recently she caught hers on fire while cooking. She asked if I could make her some and I figured why not! They go on the pot handle of pans to protect your hands from heat - especially cast iron skillets that have no grip or protection! This is what I had to work with as my pattern: Just a warning - there is a bunch of pictures for this tutorial! This is actually a very simply DIY and one you can easily make custom for any and all of your pots…

Hey everyone! Today we’ve got Katie from Made to be a Momma here and she’s got a tutorial for a cast iron skillet handle cover. Which is SUCH a fun idea! And even better, have you ever eaten a skillet cookie (sometimes also called a Cazookie or Pizookie)? They are my Favorite. Dessert. Ever! Seriously!...Read More »

Hot pads and oven mitts are great, but sometimes can be overkill when all you need to do is protect your hand while holding a hot pan or pot handle. Time to downsize with a slip-on hot handle sleeve.

I love quick little projects that I can copy and pass on to others. My friend Linda gave me this sweet little set for my birthday. The l...

These DIY Skillet Handle Covers are a stylish way to protect your hands from hot handles while you’re cooking. Add your own personalized touch to this creative DIY project by choosing a fun pattern or colored fabric!

Item Number: 1070673 Add some colorful classics to your kitchen while protecting hands. Set of 2 gingham heat resistant pot holders allows you to safely remove dishes from the oven and hot pots from the stove. Available in Blue, Black, Yellow and Red. 100% CottonMachine WashableMade in the USA7 X 7"

Pot Holder Pocket {Week 21/52}

Grab a pot holder - this is GENIUS!

If you made my easy pot holders, you can also make a companion set of pan handle holders to protect your hands from hot pan handles. I have a couple of cast iron pans. They are very heavy and those handles get really hot. Both of the pans have the short tab-like handle that sticks...Read More