Let’s get knitting for the kitchen! This page is full of free knitting patterns with things to knit especially for the room used most in the house!
You will find knit dish towel patterns that are both useful and decorative. Maybe you’ve been looking for a knit potholder pattern that you just can’t find anywhere!
This page will give you free patterns for lovely kitchen decor items that make the room so pretty, like the knitted table runner patterns.
Whatever you are dreaming of to knit especially for your kitchen, we have creative ideas and patterns to get you started!
Knit table runner patterns
A kitchen table with a lovely hand made knitted table runner will be the most decorative item in your kitchen. And we went to work finding some beautiful knitted table runners that you will want in your home. Now!
My favorite knitted table runner pattern is the mosaic design. This is so classy and will show off your strong knitting skills. I love the colors that are shown in the tutorial, but you could go with any color combination, and this would look dazzling on your table.
If you are looking for something Art-Deco, there is a knitted table runner pattern using a cable design. It is made with sleek and streamlined stitches that mimic wood grain. The pattern designer used a bamboo and silk blend yarn which added to the Art-Deco feel.
Please check out the other knitted table runner patterns that we have on this page. You will be pleasantly surprised!
Knit Dish Towel Patterns
We have a plethora of wonderful and unique patterns to create knitted dish towels and dishcloths. Some are cute and fun, and others are modern designs.
The farmhouse style is very popular right now, and we found two stunning knitted dish towel patterns for you. One has the look of heirloom kitchen linen and the other is a cozy design for your farmhouse kitchen. And both are easy enough for beginners!
I would be lost without my dish towels with toppers to hang in convenient spots in my kitchen. There is always one on the over door handle that I use to quickly dry my hands.
Make your choice of several knitted dish towel toppers, and you will see what the fuss is all about!
Be sure to take a look at the other knitted dish towels, dish cloth, and tea towel patterns. Also check out our page devoted to knit dish cloths!
Knit Potholder Patterns
Everyone needs potholders in their kitchen, so why not knit a potholder up with our unique knit potholder patterns?
Try the checkered potholder made of worsted wool that is felted after knitting. Maybe you would prefer the diagonal striped pattern, using your skills with a circular needle.
There are too many knit potholder patterns to list here, so be sure to browse the links below. Knit potholders are very charming, decorative, and useful to have in your kitchen.
Other Knit Kitchen Patterns
Mug cozies are so pretty, and they really do keep your hands from burning and your drink warm! Be sure to look at the free knit mug cozy patterns we have found for you. The seaside jug cover is much like the mug cozies but will protect your pitcher!
How about some clever knitted flower napkin rings? They have beautiful flowers knitted on them. By using coordinating colors you can make one for each place setting that is special and different from the others.
Those plastic grocery bags must be reused! What a waste to carry groceries home in them and then toss them in the trash. The knitted plastic grocery bag keeper patterns below are both decorative and very useful. Save those bags in the pretty and organized knitted designs that you can leave out to decorate your kitchen!
Kitchen scrubbies, gift jar toppers, pie carriers and more are also found below. If you're looking for free knit placemats, this page has it all!
Scroll down for all things knitted for your kitchen!
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This table runner, with its sleek, streamlined twisted stitches and biased stockinette mimicking wood-grain play.
Knotions
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This knit mug cozy keeps the scalding heat in the drink and out of the fingers.
Spicy Life by Jenni Hodges
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These checkerboard pot holders are knitted using the intarsia technique and then felted in the washing machine to make them good and sturdy.
Lifestyle - How Stuff Works
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Knit a mug Scrubby for the coffee lovers in your life! Scrubby Sparkle is easy on your hands while making pot and pan washing a breeze!
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The pretty stripes and simple design is knitted with a circular needle.
The Chilly Dog
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This pattern is an excellent beginner knitting project with the bonus that it’s really useful for the home and cute!
Homey Oh My
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These beginner-friendly knit dish towels are not only stunning to have on display in your kitchen, but they give off a cozy, inviting vibe.
Leelee Knits
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Unmercerized cotton and a lofty (and simple) slip stitch pattern make a wonderfully absorbent fabric, perfect for wiping down dishes. Get the free pattern.
Purl Soho
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Knit this charming mug rug with its pleasant rustic feel using this free mug rug knitting pattern!
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Knit these clever floral napkin rings to your table setting in colors that coordinate with your color scheme or event.
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The finished potholder can be used in the kitchen or transitioned to the dinner table as a trivet.
Reading My Tea Leaves
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Here is a way to store those pesky plastic grocery bags. Knit a plastic grocery bag dispenser.
Knitting Pattern Depot
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These charming knitted toppers are perfect for baking mixes and other jarred goodies
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Are your plastic grocery bags all over the house? Knit up a grocery bag holder and the bags will be organized in one stop.
Knitwits Heaven
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These easy to knit mug rugs knit up quick in garter stitch and incorporate some basic shaping.
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Learn how to knit a beginner-friendly linen stitch mug rug. Easy, absorbent, and beautiful texture. Perfect for knitters of all skill levels.
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Dress up the kitchen with a matching knit tea towel and dishcloth using this free pattern.
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Need a little something to show off the beauty of your dining room table? This stunning knit table runner is the answer.
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Use this fun carrier to cart around casseroles or pies for potlucks and family gatherings. Or make as gifts.
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A free pattern for a thick knitted potholder that will keep your hands from burning.
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Knit a rustic mug rug with this easy free knitting pattern. The textured fabric is so simple to make using medium worsted weight yarn.
Christa Co Design
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This easy cover is designed to protect your pitcher is knit in the round using 5 needles and a tricot edge.
Just Saying
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Learn to knit an easy garter stitch mug rug with these free instructions.
Christa Co Design
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This bowl-shaped hot pad is designed to be used with your microwave-safe bowls to provide a structure for you to hold when your food is hot.
Ravelry
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This teacup-inspired table runner is perfect for serving company.
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A ruffled table mat adds a touch of elegance and flirty flair to any table. Can also be used as a wash cloth.
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Knit your choice of towel toppers to add flair to your kitchen.
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