Crocheted knitted heating pads for a large teapot. Warmer for a teapot in the shape of a crochet house

On December 30, 2013 by Ms Lana Vi

Such knitted teapot warmers, in my opinion, will add uniqueness and even more home comfort to your interior. After all, now it’s so fashionable to decorate your home with products self made. But, it seems to me, this is not so much a tribute to fashion, but rather a beautiful alternative to factory and mass production. In addition, more and more private studios and galleries are appearing, even on the Internet, which glorify the master and bring people extraordinary pleasure with their great ideas.

These warmers or covers can be a great gift yours close friend or a relative who appreciates manual labor and a flight of irrepressible imagination.

Knitted warmer for a teapot in garter stitch

The result is a very interesting and convex fabric if you use garter stitch with horizontal rows of purl stitches. Perhaps someone will have other ideas on how to knit the proposed pattern. Please share them in the comments.

Knitted kettle warmer in stockinette stitch

The model is made in the simplest knit stitch, but melange yarn adds a “zest” to such a warmer, well, if you don’t take into account that the teapot itself has become unusually prettier.

Knitted teapot warmer with scales pattern

She seemed especially beautiful to me. Moreover, this pattern can be made either by knitting or crocheting, but I selected the diagram and video specifically for knitting. Tie the top of the heating pad with a regular elastic band (front loop to back loop) and tighten with a string. Lace is a chain of air loops crocheted. I think that 30 centimeters in length will be enough.

Scheme for the “scales” pattern with knitting needles:

I used this pattern in my short pullover here.

VIDEO master class on how to knit this “scales” pattern with knitting needles:

Knitted teapot warmers with floral motifs

Many models with variety knitted flowers, made both by crochet and knitting. The same applies to leaves. The base of the warmers is the same stockinette stitch.

VIDEO master class in English on how to knit a rose:

Description of roses and leaves with knitting needles

NECESSARY:

25 grams of silver or golden Starlight yarn (polyacrylic - 75%, metal fibers - 16%, polyester - 9%, where there are 45 meters in 25 grams);
50 grams of white Brazilia yarn (100% polyester, where there are 90 meters in 50 grams of yarn);
regular knitting needles and double knitting needles 3 mm - 4 mm.

Knitting a scarf: knit and purl rows - knit stitches.

Leaves with knitting needles: knit according to the proposed patterns A and B, where only rows of faces, purl rows are knitted according to the description. Repeat 1R (times) from the first to the 19th row or 1R (times) from the first to the 23rd row.

KNITTING DENSITY in garter stitch: 20 stitches x 38 rows = 10cm x 10cm.

FLOWER DESCRIPTION:

for the flower, tie a long strip. To do this, cast on 3 loops and knit with garter stitch, while adding 6P (times) x 1P (loop) in each 4 row and 4P (times) x 1P (loop) in each 8 row. For increases, it is necessary to knit 1 knit crossed loop from a transverse thread at the end of the front row to the edge loop = 13 loops at a height of 15 centimeters. At a height of 30 centimeters, decrease 1 loop, in every 8 row 4P (times) x 1P (loop) and in every 4 row 5P (times) x 1P (loop). For decreases, knit in the front row up to 3 loops from the end of the row, then knit 2P (loops) together with the front row. After 3 rows, bind off the remaining 3 loops = 45 centimeters.

PRODUCT ASSEMBLY:

Knit 1 leaf according to pattern A and 1 leaf according to pattern B. After the 19th or 23rd rows, tighten the remaining 3 loops with a working thread. For the flower, pull the thread into the rounded edge and pull it together, twisting it at the same time, giving it the shape of a rose, and baste the bottom edge with stitches.

Baste and sew the leaves bottom edges to the rose (look at the photo). For flower B, additionally tie and then attach 3 laces, each 20 centimeters long, of which 1 is white and 2 are silver. To do this, cast on 4 loops on the stocking needles and knit as follows: * move the loops to the other end of the knitting needle, slightly stretch the thread and knit, repeat from *.

In this model, you need to take a “checkerboard” pattern, i.e. knit, for example, 4 front loops alternately with 4 purl loops, until the end of the row. And in height apply an alternation of 4 rows (2 even and odd rows each).

VIDEO master class on how to crochet a rose:

VIDEO master class on how to crochet leaves:

Knitted teapot warmer with English elastic band

English rib is the most popular pattern for knitting hats, berets and scarves. This kettle warmer model is also connected English rubber band. This pattern It is good because it easily takes shape, so it can be used very successfully for such decorative decorations.

Description for the elastic pattern:

For the pattern, you need to cast on an odd number of loops and it is best to knit edge loops in this way: never knit 1 edge loop, but simply transfer it to the right knitting needle, and always knit the last edge loop purl loop. This way you will get beautiful and neat side edges of your canvas.

first row - 1LP, yarn over, remove 1P (loop) without knitting (the working thread is behind the knitting), etc.
second row - yarn over, remove 1p (loop) without knitting ( working thread located behind the knitting), knit the loop and yarn over of the previous row together, etc.
third row - knit the loop and yarn over of the previous row together, knit, yarn over, remove 1P (loop) without knitting (working thread behind knitting)
Next, alternate the second and third rows.

A video master class on how to knit this elastic band or a patent one can be viewed at.

Knitted teapot warmer with arans

The diagram for the central pattern is in, and below I have given a similar pattern, which is supplemented with cones.

Scheme of the aran pattern with the addition of cones:

I hope you not only enjoyed watching it, but also found something useful for your future products.

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Knitted fantasies from Ellina Yarmyshko

I think you will agree with me that we are all a little children at heart. I really love fairy tales. I love watching them, reading them, and... making things. But since I'm also enough practical man(at least, I try to be like that), then I like to combine fairy tales and everyday life. Maybe you would like to create a piece of a completely practical fairy tale by tying a heating pad for a teapot " Fairytale house" This warmer will keep the tea warm, lift your spirits, and become a real decoration for your kitchen. And of course this is a wonderful gift for family and friends.

As in my previous master classes on heating pads, I defined the difficulty of the work as medium. Everyone has kettles different shapes and size. As you work, you will have to empirically determine the number of increases and rows.

Another difficulty is that there is a lot of small parts, which are best made from thin yarn. Therefore, to knit and sew all this beauty, it will take quite a lot of time and patience.

But it is these details that will make your house one and only.

I got this hot water bottle!

Materials:

yarn different colors and thickness;
black yarn for windows;
yarn Brown for the door;
fine yarn(cotton is best - “iris”, “chamomile”, “coco”, “rose”) for flowers and leaves;
beads, beads, sequins and the like for finishing the product;
wire and two beads for the snail's eyes;
snail body filler;

Read more about yarn in the text.

Moment Crystal glue or other universal transparent glue;
monofilament or thin thread to match the color of the yarn (it is convenient to use floss of different colors).

Optional:

acrylic paints;
charms (metal pendants in the form of a lock, key, teapot).

Tools:

crochet hooks;
sewing needles;
a needle with a large eye (the so-called “gypsy”);
brushes for acrylic paints.

Terms in the text:

increase- two columns in one loop; decrease- we knit two loops together;
amigurumi ring— we wrap the yarn around our finger (two turns), and tie the resulting ring with single crochets. Remove it from your finger and tighten it by pulling the free end of the thread.

We knit the parts of the heating pad in a spiral, that is, without lifting loops (unless otherwise indicated).

For the base of the heating pad, acrylic, half-wool or wool yarn of medium thickness is best suited.

I knit houses from yarn Alizeecolana(100% wool, 220 m/100 g), Alizelanagold(wool mixture, 240 m/100 g), Alizefine(wool mixture, 390 m/100 g) in two threads.

The larger the kettle and, accordingly, the larger the heating pad, the thicker the yarn you need to use so that the heating pad holds its shape well.

I knitted a heating pad for this teapot.

Roof

Attention! We knit in the back half loop.

1) We knit six single crochets into an amigurumi ring (first row).

We knit five rows, making one increase per row, starting from the second row.

Next, we knit several rows, making one increase in each row. The number of rows depends on how high you want the top of the roof to be. The photo shows how long the top of my heating pad turned out after I knitted 12 rows (photo A).

Then we knit, making two increases per row, three increases, and so on. (photo B).

While knitting, we try on the roof on the teapot.

And so, our roof began to look like a wizard’s hat and completely covers the lid of the kettle (in my case, also the sides).

Now we knit, making six increases in each row, forming the brim of the hat (I forgot to take a photo, but the following photos show what we get in the end).

Don't get too carried away! The brim should not cover the nose and prevent you from grasping the handle!

We finish knitting with a connecting stitch. We do not cut the thread.

Our roof has a ribbed pattern due to the unknitted half-loops.

2) We unfold the knitting and knit connecting stitches on these unknitted half-loops, moving towards the beginning of knitting (photo A-B).

After finishing knitting, leave a long “tail” of yarn.

We thread the tail into the needle and pass it along the entire fabric to the edge of the knitting.

Pull it up so that the top of the head bends. Secure with a knot on the wrong side of the knitting (photo A).

3) We tie the edge of the roof with yarn of a different color. I made a binding in two threads, single crochets, yarn Alizesofty(100% micropolyester) (photo B).

The roof is ready!

House base

1) We put the roof on the kettle and use pins to mark the places where the roof comes into contact with the kettle.

2) We turn the knitting inside out towards us and, along the circle marked with pins, we knit a series of connecting stitches (chain stitch) with the same yarn that was used to knit the roof (marked in gray in the photo).

If you, like me, knitted the roof in two threads, then make the chain stitch with one thread.

To keep the pins out of the way, you can remove them by first drawing a circle with a disappearing marker or chalk.

3) Attach yarn of a different color and knit on the resulting loops with single crochets.

However, I will repeat some points.

When we have knitted to the upper bases of the spout and handle, we knit the two sides of the heating pad separately (if the spout and handle are on the same or almost the same level). Thus, I knitted the “Sheep on the Hill” warmer. But on this kettle, the upper base of the handle is higher than the spout. Therefore, I continued knitting in turning rows with one fabric. For the cutout under the handle, I left three loops undone.

Having knitted it to the upper base of the spout, I continued to knit the two halves (sides) of the heating pad separately.

My kettle is almost straight at the top. That's why I knitted without increases. I began making increases (one in each row, on each side of the heating pad) when the kettle began to expand.

When knitting, try the heating pad on the teapot more often and adjust the number of increases according to the shape of the teapot.

When you have knitted the first half, knit a chain of air loops; we will then need it to connect the two halves of the heating pad.

4) When both halves of the heating pad are connected, we connect them with chains of air loops under the spout (photo A) and under the arm (photo B).

The shape of this teapot allows you to knit a heating pad without a button. But, nevertheless, I made the hole for the handle large enough so that the heating pad could be removed and put on without any problems.

6) Making the strapping lush columns.

I knitted with yarn Alizesofty.

Lush columns. We knit a single crochet into the first loop of the row. In the second loop we knit a fluffy stitch of 3-5 double crochets, then we knit an air loop and again a single crochet in the third loop of the row. Thus, we knit the entire row. More relief pattern it turns out if between the lush columns you knit not a single crochet, but connecting post.

7) We tie the holes for the spout and handle with 2-3 rows of single crochet stitches and one row of connecting stitches (you can tie it in a “crawfish step”).

The base of the house is ready!

Before further work, it is worth moistening the heating pad from the spray bottle and drying it by placing it on the kettle.

Windows

1) We knit the windows with single crochets according to a circle pattern. Make increments offset so that you don’t end up with a hexagon.

I knitted windows from Iris yarn.

Determine the size of the circle yourself, based on the size of your house.

2) Using colored yarn, knit two chains of air loops.

When knitting the second chain, knit the middle loop through the middle loop of the first chain, forming a window binding (photo A).

3) Use a hook to attach the cover to the window (photo B).

The tails can be secured with knots on the wrong side or hidden when knitting the frame.

4) Knit a row of connecting posts along the edge of the window (photo B).

5) Knit a row of single crochets, inserting the hook into the middle of each loop of the chain (photo G). The result is a window frame.

If you are knitting a frame from thicker yarn than you knitted the window itself, then knit without increases. If the yarn is the same thickness, then make six increases as in regular knitting circle.

Our windows are ready!

Door

I knit by eye. But you can pre-calculate the number of hinges you will need to knit the door.

1) We knit the door according to the semi-oval pattern. The number of rows in the diagram is arbitrary - knit as many rows as necessary for the desired door size.

I knitted a door from wool yarn medium thickness (I don’t know the brand and size, as these were leftovers). It is quite possible to knit from other yarn, the main thing is that it is suitable color and not very thick.

The door is ready (photo A).

2) Embroider loops (photo B). I used yarn Tulip YarnArt.

3) Make a handle for the door. To do this, fasten the thread on the wrong side and bring it to the front side.

Take some stick of suitable thickness (mine is a hook) and make a few stitches, as if sewing the stick to the canvas.

I made the door with a lock, so with each stitch I passed the thread through the lock shackle.

Fasten the thread to the wrong side and bring it back to the right side.

Pull out the stick and wrap the resulting loop. Place the coils close to each other, without overlapping.

Having finished winding, bring the thread to wrong side and secure.

Warmer design

1) We sew windows and doors.

2) We knit the outer frame.

We lay a chain stitch around the window (on photo A indicated by color).

We knit one row of single crochets. When knitting, make 4-5 increases so that the frame does not twist towards the window.

Make one row of connecting posts (photo B).

3) We design the door in the same way. We knit in different stitches, forming a visor. On the roundings we make 1-2 increments symmetrically.

This is what happens.

4) On the other side of the heating pad we also make a window.

5) We knit mushrooms. How to knit and sew fly agaric mushrooms, see the master class on a heating pad “Knitting a heating pad for a Hedgehog teapot” (link given above) or, if you need larger mushrooms, in the master class “Crocheting a pincushion “For mushrooms”.

Decorating the house

Decorate the house to your liking. There are a huge number of diagrams of all kinds of flowers, twigs, leaves on the Internet.

And I will show you how I decorate my houses.

We knit the leaves according to the pattern. If you need longer leaves, then increase the length of the initial chain and, accordingly, the number of double crochets.

Beautiful leaves are made from yarn sectional dyeing. But you can tint the leaves yourself. To do this, moisten the leaves. Diluted to ink acrylic paint Tint the bases of the leaves dark green.

How to knit flowers is shown in master classes on knitting a Hedgehog warmer and a Mushroom pincushion. Links are given above.

Sew the leaves along the central vein 2/3 of the way. At the same time, the edges and tip of the leaf remain free and the leaf looks more alive.

The centers of the flowers can be embroidered with beads, a bead or sequins can be sewn on.

You can make berries from beads.

Imagine!

How to knit a snail is shown in the second part of the master class “For mushrooms” (link above).

This snail is knitted in the same way, but from a different yarn.

Sink from Alizefine yarn body "Children's novelty"(acrylic, 200 m/50 g). Accordingly, I took larger beads for the eyes.

We sew the snail to the roof along the entire perimeter of the body. Additionally, use a few stitches to sew the shell to the side of the roof so that the snail does not fall to the side.

This is what the heating pad looks like from different sides.

The second part of the master class will be more of an addition. I will show different variants design of heating pads.

I also want to immediately answer a couple of questions that often arise.

I buy the charms (metal pendants) that I use to decorate the warmer here, at the Crafts Fair. They are quite inexpensive. I use wire cutters to bite off the loop at the locks.

Sometimes people ask me if it is possible to put up for sale items made using my master classes. I answer - of course you can! The only thing I will be very pleased if you provide a link to the master class. But this, again, is at your discretion.

Good luck! Warmth and comfort to your home!

In this part of the master class I will give examples of how to design a hot water bottle house. And we will connect funny bug, which sat very comfortably on the roof.

I think kids will really like this heating pad. After all, drinking tea in the company of a bug is more fun!

We will need:

Materials:

yarn for the bug in different colors. I used "Children's New" (acrylic, 200 m / 50 g);
black yarn for embroidering the face (iris or floss);
wire;
Moment-crystal glue or other universal transparent glue;
two beads for eyes (you can use ready-made ones);
filler (I have holofiber).

Optional: acrylic paints.

Tools:

crochet hooks;
sewing needle;
needle with a large eye.

Terms and abbreviations in the text:

increase - two columns in one loop;
decrease - we knit two loops together;
sbn - single crochet.

We knit all the details of the bug in a spiral, that is, without lifting loops.

Head and body

We knit the head and body of the bug in one piece.

While knitting, stuff the body with a stick.

1st row - 5 sc in amigurumi ring

2-4th rows - 1 increase per row = 8 sc.

5-8th rows - 2 increases per row = 16 sc.

Rows 9-12 - 16 sc per row.

13-14th rows - 3 decreases per row = 10 sc.

15-18th rows - 5 increases per row = 30 sc.

Rows 19-22 - 30 sc per row.

From the 23rd row we make 5 decreases per row until the end.

Embroider the nose

For the spout, first we make the flooring with cross stitches (photo A). Then we make vertical stitches (photo B-V) . You can make a second and third layer. In the middle part we make an additional layer of stitches so that the nose is more convex and rounded (photo D).

Making paws

For the paws, take six pieces of wire and twist them as shown in the photo.

Using a needle, wrap the loop around the yarn. In this case, we do not cut the yarn from the skein (photo A).

Using pliers, squeeze the loop a little. We cut off the tip of the yarn that was wrapped around the loop and glue it to the wire. We wrap the wire with yarn from the ball, after lubricating it with glue. We place the coils close to each other, without overlaps (photo B).

Lubricate the foot with glue again and make a second layer of winding, capturing the very tip of the foot (photo B).

Thus, we do all the paws (photo G).

Use a knitting needle to make holes in the body of the bug.

Lubricate the tips of the paws with glue and glue them into the body.

In order for the glue to set better, dry the first layer for 2-3 minutes, and then spread a new layer of glue.

We bend our paws. Glue or sew on the eyes. We embroider eyebrows and a smile.

I pre-tinted the bug with acrylic paint. After the paint had dried, I painted freckles on my nose.

You can also use pastels or pastel pencils for tinting.

Doing your hair

Using a hook, we fasten pieces of yarn to the top of the bug (photo A). If it is not entirely clear how this is done, then you can see in the first part of the master class “Knitting a pincushion “For mushrooms” how I attached the yarn for the blades of grass.

Use a needle to separate the yarn into fibers and comb it with a brush. Let's trim. Glue the antennae (photo B). We make the antennae and attach them in the same way as we made the paws.

Wings

1st row - 6 sc in amigurumi ring.

2nd-3rd rows - 6 increases per row = 18 sc.

4-6th rows - 18 sc.

7-8th rows - 1 decrease per row = 16 sc.

9-10th rows - 2 decreases per row = 12 sc.

11-12th rows - 3 decreases per row = 6 sc.

We thread the tip of the yarn into the needle and pull the wing together so that it takes the shape of a spoon. (photo A).

We make the second wing in the same way. (photo B).

We sew a brooch pin and wings onto the back of the bug. There are no photos of this stage, but I think there will be no difficulties.

The pin is needed so that the bug can be unfastened when you need to wash the heating pad.

We put our bucaraha on the roof. Hooray!

As I already said, on the Internet there are a lot of schemes for the most various colors. However, I recommend that you knit simple, small flowers and leaves. They look much better and more harmonious on the house than large, complex details.

I decided to decorate this heating pad with small roses. I didn’t draw the diagram, but I’ll try to explain it in words.

1. We knit a chain of air loops. The number of loops is a multiple of two. The quantity is determined at the rate of two loops per petal. It is better to make roses of different sizes.

2. We knit a row of single crochets.

3. We make two lifting loops. In the same base loop, we knit four double crochets.

4. We knit a connecting stitch into the next, second loop of the base.

5. We knit a connecting stitch into the next, third loop and repeat steps 3 and 4.

In this way we knit all the rose petals.

As you knit, you will see how the resulting ribbon twists. Twist and sew the finished ribbon.

Strawberries look very nice on a heating pad. Unfortunately, I didn't write down the number of stitches and rows when I knitted. But I think you can easily find master classes and descriptions of similar berries on the Internet.

And here is this heating pad for a teapot-mug with a lid and a strainer.

If you are not yet confident in your abilities and are afraid of getting confused in the increases when knitting a heating pad for a teapot, this is your option!

We knit the roof as shown in the first part of the master class. Then we knit without any increases. Fortunately, the shape of most mugs allows this.

Just don't forget to leave a cutout for the handle. And it’s better to make this warmer with a button.

Teapots are very convenient when you don’t need to prepare tea for the whole family. Such a mug with a heating pad can become a great gift mom or grandma.

How to knit toadstool mushrooms is described in the second part of the master class “Mushroom Pincushion”.

By decorating a teapot stand, you can create a whole composition! This is where there is room for imagination.

Leaves, beads and a snail are sewn on the stand.

The snail can "crawl" around the house, depending on how you turn the mug.

This is where I end. Imagine, create - make yourself and others happy!

Warmth and comfort to your home!

For lovers of beautiful things, I suggest decorating your home with a cute knitted teapot warmer to make your tea party pleasant and fun. Such beautiful and original teapot warmers will definitely add the mood to your kitchen.

Table linen: tablecloths, napkins, aprons, kitchen towels, oven mitts, tea warmers can be made with your own hands in the same style or in the same color scheme.

Warmers for a teapot can be sewn from scraps of fabric, felt, and also knitted or crocheted. For a knitted teapot warmer you will need: leftover yarn, knitting needles or a hook of the appropriate size. The knitting density can be determined by knitting a small piece measuring 10x10 cm and counting the number of rows and loops. Please note that some types of yarn may shrink and decrease in size after washing. You can choose absolutely any patterns or combine them different patterns and decorations, it all depends on your imagination. You can add and subtract stitches during the knitting process, because there are no standard teapots, so the teapot warmers will turn out different for everyone. Don't be upset if you don't succeed the first time. right size. Firstly, knitted items can always be tied up or used for other purposes, for example, to make a potholder out of it.

On the Internet you can find many ideas for making a heating pad for a teapot. Although in modern world Sometimes there is not enough time to just sit and quietly drink tea with family and friends, yet tea drinking can become a good tradition in the family when everyone gathers together at one table. I offer several interesting and creative ideas for a knitted heating pad for a teapot.

White chicken and lady in Russian style will not go unnoticed in your kitchen.

You can crochet a heating pad in the shape of a house or strawberry.

Cute colorful teapot with marine life and with a frog.

A heating pad for a teapot with lace is knitted and crocheted, and a heating pad for a teapot “teremok”.

I also liked the idea of a teapot warmer in the form of a bouquet of flowers.

Or with delicious strawberries.

What do you think of this teapot warmer in the shape of a cute kitten?

or a magical deer who is tired after a run?

Or snails with bulging eyes?

Whatever you choose, the main thing is that it is done from the heart, then the tea party will be pleasant. By the way, knitted teapot warmers can be given to friends and family. Handmade gifts are always nicer than purchased ones.

Let's crochet a warmer in the shape of a small bright house.

To knit a heating pad for a teapot we will need:

Yarn of several colors;
Hook;
Glue gun;
Red beads.

Description of work

We knit first for the house roof. You can knit such a heating pad from inexpensive Karachay yarn. It is somewhat rigid and thanks to this it will keep its shape perfectly.

Let's make 2 loops. And then in 2 we knit a row of single crochets. There will be a total of 6 columns in the first row.
Next we knit another row in a circle. All rows are knitted behind the front walls.
Now we will knit 6 increases per row. We knitted a row and made increases in the next row. And we repeat. We distribute the increments evenly.

First we knit them in each of the loops, then through the loop, through 2, then through 3 and so on. We knit until the base of the roof becomes equal in diameter to the lid of the kettle itself. Let's mark this row.

Now let's complete a row and make additions every 2 stitches. And we will knit the new row without increases.
Let's change the thread and continue knitting house walls. We knit it from the inside in the row that we marked when knitting the roof.

Having knitted 1-2 rows, divide the knitting in half. And we knit 2 parts of the house separately.
We knit almost to the very end of the kettle. You don't need to knit a couple of rows.

Now we will attach green yarn to one part. It will be grass. And we knit a row of single crochets before the beginning of part 2. We connect with part 2 and also knit single crochets along it.
You can knit another row. On one side our knitting is connected, but on the other it is not.

Let's tie door. Let's make 12 loops and knit, starting with 3 loops, half double crochets. And in the very last loop we knit 5 stitches at once. Next we move to the other side of the chain and knit half double crochets here as well. And then we turn the knitting back. We knit 1 more row. And in the rounding we perform 5 increments. And then we simply tie the door with half double crochets.

Let's make a row of yarn of a different color, knitting it behind the front wall with half double crochets. We do not tie the bottom of the door.

Let's connect. Cast on 6 loops with yellow yarn and knit a connecting stitch to the one farthest from the hook. Let's make 5 loops and knit the connecting stitch again in the same place. And we will repeat 3 more petals from 5 loops and a connecting column. We knit 5 of these flowers.

We knit leaves. We perform 6 loops. We knit a connecting stitch, then a single crochet, a double crochet, again a single crochet and a connecting stitch.

Glue the door and flowers with hot glue. And in the middle of the flowers we glue red beads.

You can use any to decorate the house.

As a fastener on the heating pad, you can make 2 ties on the side of the handle (under it).

The kettle warmer is ready!

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More interesting:

How to crochet a heating pad for a teapot

Let's start by knitting the walls of the heating pad. Let's cast on air loops. Their number will be different for everyone. After all, the sizes of teapots are also different. Let's collect a chain and close it in a circle. This resulting ring should be slightly larger than the circumference of the teapot lid.

We continue to knit a couple of rows with single crochets.

Now we will divide all the knitting into two equal parts and will knit not in a circle, but in turning rows. We knit the first part - one wall. We knit it to the end of the kettle, about five millimeters short.

And then we knit the second wall.

Now we have two walls ready. And they need to be connected on one side. Therefore, we knit single crochets, starting from one of the corners of the wall. We tie it to the second wall and connect it. We tie the second wall. Next, we unfold the knitting and knit another row.

Next we will knit the roof. Let's start with two loops. And then we will knit the first six single crochets. We will simply knit the next row in the round. We are not making any additions here. In the next row we will make increases. We knit two stitches in all the lower loops. And again we knit a row without additions. So we will alternate rows with and without increases. We make further additions to the second, third, fourth and so on loops.

We knit a roof of the required size for the teapot. That is, exactly according to the diameter of the cap. And then we’ll knit a row where we’ll make increases every two stitches. And a row without additions. This is how the roof for the house turns out.

We knit the door with flesh-colored yarn. Let's make ten loops and then knit the third double crochet. In the last of these air loops of the chain we will make five stitches. And we will tie the future door along the second side with double crochets.

Let's turn around and knit up to those five stitches, knitted in one loop, double crochets of a new row. In the same five stitches we will knit two stitches each. And then we will again finish knitting with double crochets, one in a loop.

We sew the door to the walls of the house. And we embroider markings as if there were windows in the door.

Now let's take any yarn bright color and knit an arch for the door. Let's make a chain of air loops so that it goes around the door and is the same size, that is, from corner to corner. And we will tie this chain with half double crochets.

Sew the arch to the door.

Using green yarn, we make a chain of forty to forty-five loops.

And now we will knit flowers at approximately the same distance along the chain. Attach the thread to one of the loops. And we'll dial six air ones. We knit the connecting post into the same loop from which we started knitting the flower. Let's repeat four more times. We will fasten the thread and break it.

Let's step back about two centimeters and tie the second flower. And so on down the chain.

Now we sew the roof to the house. And we sew a flower chain along the roof.

The crochet hot water bottle for a teapot is ready!