Free knitting patterns for kitchen. Updated 8/12/26
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Free Patterns
Briggs St Fruit Hammock
Easy convenient storage for fruit knit as a rectangle and hang with i-cords from under the cabinets. This also would be easy to take on a trip. Size 11in unstretched or 27in stretched long Uses one skein 109 yards / 100 m of DK weight yarn. Designed by Mycah Knits.
Easy Toaster Cozy Cover
Easy cover for your toaster looks like a loaf of bread and is knit in garter stitch. I think it might be fun to knit the side pieces in white and the top in brown if you wanted to do a fun visual joke on the bread shape. Uses one skein 200 - 300 yards (183 - 274 m) of Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Anna Murray.
Floor Turtle
Just scoot this cutie cleaning cloth with your foot to wipe up floor spills and save your back. Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Lane Parker
Corn Skillet Handle Cover
Corn shaped cover fits over pan handles and kettle handles to protect your hands. Designed by Marj Barkley
More Free Patterns
Duster Cover
Easy, ribbed, reusable cover for your swiffer or other duster. Uses one ball of the recommended Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Lily / Sugar'n Cream. Pictured project by JecDesigns
Slow Cooker
This traditional Hay Box is an insulated covering for your favorite pot that will allow you to slow cook your favorite soups, grains, and stews to perfection, just as our pioneer ancestors did. Just knit and felt a super-insulated hay box for your pot with leftover yarn in your stash, 100% wool (feltable) and superwash. It works to either slow cook food or keep it warm for hours, so it’s great for potlucks as well. Designed by Brigitte Chase. Comes with a bonus recipe!
Knit Topper for Tea Towel
This towel holder designed by Becoming Crafty is perfect for hanging a towel on an oven handled or other type of rod. Perfect use for leftover yarn, the designer said she only used about a yard — but make sure it is heat resistant if you are using this for an oven towel!
Dappled Lace Café Curtain
Lace curtains knit in Checkerboard Mesh. Designed by Knit Picks Design Team.
Patterns for Purchase
Broom Buddy
This friendly helper with pompom hair fits over the end of your broom so you can use it to dust tight corners the broom can't get to. Uses just 10 - 12 yards (9 - 11 m) of Worsted yarn so it's perfect for leftover or scrap yarn. Great quick gift. Designed by Frugal Knitting Haus.
Belle of the Ball Hanging Towel Knitting Pattern
Hanging reversible towel resembles a pinafore dress with a gently scalloped edge. The button tabs crisscross to look like dress straps and hang evenly on a variety of handles, hooks, and knobs. Finished size 13in/33cm high x 13in/33cm wide (widest point). Sport weight yarn. Designed by JeanAnnDesigns
Platter Protectors
Dish protectors knit flat in garter stitch in two styles, flat or wrapped around dish. Size easily customized. Worsted weight yarn. Designed Denise Balvanz.
Kitchen Set: Tea, Coffee, and Sugar Labels
Includes patterns for two pretty and useful washcloths, and a set of jar labels (tea, coffee, sugar). Suitable for a beginner according to the designer, this would be a good introduction to knitting from a chart. Designed by Sarah Murray. DK weight yarn.
