Pie Oven Mitts Crochet Pattern

Hello dear readers of the My Sweet Crochet blog, today we are going to bring here on our blog a pattern that looks similar to the one on the blog, The Pie Oven Mitts Crochet Pattern. This crochet model, designed especially to make our kitchen more beautiful and in addition to being very useful. See more about this beautiful pattern and fall in love with it too.

The Pie Oven Mitts Crochet Pattern is a delightful and practical project that brings both charm and functionality to your kitchen. Designed to resemble a delicious pie, these oven mitts add a playful touch to baking and cooking while providing essential protection from hot dishes. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or a beginner looking for a fun project, pie-themed oven mitts are a creative way to combine crafting with everyday use.

In the world of crochet, there’s an endless array of patterns to bring warmth and charm to our homes. If you’re looking to add a touch of sweetness to your kitchen, the Pie Oven Mitts crochet pattern is the perfect project for you. These adorable and functional mitts not only protect your hands from hot pots and pans but also serve as delightful decorations that will make you smile every time you step into the kitchen. Feel free to customize your Pie Oven Mitts to suit your taste. Experiment with different pie flavors, add sprinkles or embroidery for extra detail, or even create matching sets for different seasons.

Materials:

Hook: 4mm
Yarn: Worsted/Aran cotton (Recommended: DROPS Paris)
Estimated Yardage:
70m for the crust
100m for the filling
Note: You can use any yarn type with a corresponding hook, adjusting the size of the pie as desired. It is advisable to use a hook one size smaller than the recommendation on the yarn label.

Abbreviations:

st(s): stitch(es)
ch: chain
sc: single crochet
dc: double crochet
ss: slip stitch
dc-inc: double crochet increase (two double crochet in the same stitch)
sc-inc: single crochet increase (two single crochet in the same stitch)
dc2tog: double crochet two together
5dc-cluster: 5 dc in the same stitch, holding the last loop of each (6 loops on the hook). Yarn over, pull through all loops, ch1. Counts as a 2-stitch increase (cluster + ch1).

Pattern:

Pie Filling:
For a textured filling, consider substituting some or all of the dc-inc with 5dc-cluster stitches. In the cherry pie example pictured above, I replaced all dc-inc with clusters in rounds 3, 5, 6, 7, and half of them in round 8.

Magic loop, ch2, 12dc, join with ss (12 sts)
Ch2, dc-inc in each st around, join (24 sts)
Ch2, [dc, dc-inc] around, join (36 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 2dc] around, join (48 sts)
Ch2, [3dc, dc-inc] around, join (60 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 4dc] around, join (72 sts)
Ch2, [5dc, dc-inc] around, join (84 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 6dc] around, join (96 sts)
Continue this increasing pattern for a larger pie or stop earlier for a smaller size. Attach any additional decorations, such as a lemon slice, at this point.

Ch1, sc in the back loop only all around, join (96 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 6dc] around, join (84 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 5dc] around, join (72 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 4dc] around, join (60 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 3dc] around, join (48 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 2dc] around, join (36 sts)
Ch2, [dc2tog, 1dc] around, join (24 sts)
Ch2, dc2tog all around, join (12 sts)
Ch2, dc2tog all around, fasten off leaving a tail (6 sts)
Use the tail to weave in and out of the last 6 stitches, pulling it tight to close the circle.

Pie Crust:

The crust starts similarly to the filling:
Magic loop, ch2, 12dc, join with ss (12 sts)
Ch2, dc-inc in each st around, join (24 sts)
Ch2, [dc, dc-inc] around, join (36 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 2dc] around, join (48 sts)
Ch2, [3dc, dc-inc] around, join (60 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 4dc] around, join (72 sts)
Ch2, [5dc, dc-inc] around, join (84 sts)
Ch2, [dc-inc, 6dc] around, join (96 sts)
To accommodate the filling, make the crust slightly larger and work the crust border.

Ch1, [15sc, sc-inc] around, join (102 sts)
Ch1, sc in the back loop only all around, join (102 sts)
Ch1, sc all around, join

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Crocheting the Pie Oven Mitts is a delightful way to bring a touch of whimsy and practicality to your kitchen. Not only are these mitts functional, but they also make fantastic gifts for friends and family who appreciate handmade items. So, grab your crochet hook, choose your favorite pie flavor, and stitch up a pair of these adorable and practical Pie Oven Mitts to add a sprinkle of handmade charm to your culinary adventures.