Appliqued Pink Echinacea Pot Holder | Potholder | Trivet | Hostess Gift | Floral Pot Holder | Handmade Potholder | Hot Pad

Handcrafted, original design. This 8×8 inch pot holder is appliqued with a delicate pink Echinacea, specifically Echinacea pallida. Echinaceas hold a special place in my heart—not only do I love growing them in my garden, but I also enjoy creating them in various art forms. A twill loop sewn into the back makes it easy to hang for storage or display. Lined with a double layer of 100% polyester needlepunch batting, this pot holder offers both flexibility and excellent insulation. The back is finished with a complimentary fabric, making it both beautiful and practical for your kitchen.

Dimensions: 8×8″ square
Materials: Made of 100% cotton fabrics and 100% polyester batting
Care Instructions: Machine washable cold, dry low

Each pot holder is handcrafted individually. This is not a mass-produced item; the individuality of each piece adds to its charm. I create the free-motion applique work on a trusty zig-zag sewing machine, and details such as closing turned seams are stitched by hand. In some cases, a different fabric may be used, but it will always be a comparable color to maintain consistency.

In my Etsy shop, you’ll find beautiful and practical botanical designs for your home. As a textile artist, I use applique, embroidery, beading, paint, photography, and other techniques to reinterpret nature’s beautiful creations. Each piece is free-motion appliqued (no embroidery machines allowed), which makes every item unique. As a practical soul, I design functional items like pot holders, pillows, table runners, tea towels, and more—things that are both useful and attractive in the home.

About Blooming Artichoke Herbary:
Blooming Artichoke Herbary came to be because of my unrepentant love for plants. As a textile artist, I combined my passions by starting a perennial nursery where I propagate and grow the garden plants I adore. These same plants inspire my textile designs, blending the best of both worlds—indoor and outdoor gardening.