Pinwheel Potholder Crochet Patterns

Pinwheel Sandwiches

These fun Pinwheel Potholder crochet patterns come with a bonus. A recipe for Pinwheel Sandwiches. They are made by removing the crusts from a loaf of bread.

Pinwheel sandwiches img

Then spreading each slice with any filling. One suggestion is cream cheese tinted with food coloring. Don’t know about that.

After spreading the filling on, roll up each slice like a jelly roll. Wrap seam side down in waxed paper, then chill for 1/2 hour. You can then slice them thinly.

And there you have it, a Pinwheel Sandwich.

Pinwheel sandwiches

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Pinwheel Potholder Patterns

pinwheel potholder 8 sided

The potholder patterns come from an American Thread Company Star Book No. 55 titled Star Potholders dated 1947. The nice thing about this Star booklet is it has recipes included with each of the patterns.

Pinwheel Potholder Crochet Patterns
pinwheel potholder pg 2

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Also to save the patterns, you’ll find a PDF file link below.

What Materials Do I Need?

The potholders are made with American Thread Company “De Luxe” Mercerized and Knitting Cotton in white.

De Luxe Crochet & Knitting Cotton

Cotton is the best choice for potholders. Wool is also an option, but stay away from acrylic and polyester because they can melt when hot.

Some alternatives to this discontinued yarn are:

The next material required is “Star” Pearl Cotton, Size 5 in blue. As well as a crochet hook No. 7.

PDF Download Link

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