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Cozy Made Easy With A Crochet Placemat and Cheddar Potato Soup

February 4, 2019 by Julie 2 Comments

Thank you Idahoan® Steakhouse® Soups for sponsoring this post. Enjoy the flavorful, slow-cooked taste of restaurant-quality soup at home, in minutes.
It’s easy to make dinner feel cozy with this simple EAT Crochet Placemat and Idahoan® Steakhouse® Soups

Potato Soup

I am not particularly a fan of cold weather. It’s perhaps a major reason why I choose to live in Texas. Even with my cold weather aversion, I do like one thing that cold weather brings, and that’s cozy weather activities. Snuggling under blankets, knitting, crocheting, reading good books, watching funny movies, playing games with the family, and eating lots of soup.

Potato Soup

Soup is something I make on repeat throughout the winter. In fact, I believe it’s practically a requirement that you make a huge pot of soup for days when you just want to feel cozy. Potato soup in particular has become a favorite winter soup at my house. Luckily, I have found the easiest way to prepare a pot full of potato soup, particularly on school nights when everyone is exhausted and just wants dinner on the table right now.

Potato Soup

Idahoan Steakhouse® Soups deliver comfort made easy. You can enjoy the flavorful, slow-cooked taste of restaurant-quality soup at home, in literally minutes. Bring a pot of water to a boil, add the Idahoan Steakhouse Cheddar Potato Soup, and stir. The soup needs to simmer for about 5 minutes, and that’s literally it! Ladle the soup into bowls and dig in. If you’re cooking for a group as I am, you can even prepare more than one package at a time.

Potato Soup

With all that extra time you’re saving you can stitch up a few cozy placemats to really set the mood. For a placemat I thought what better than the word, EAT?

C2C Crochet Placemat EAT

Corner to Corner Crochet Placemat

Have you tried corner to corner (or C2C) crochet yet? I loved putting together this placemat using corner to corner crochet. If you already know how to C2C crochet, go ahead and grab the free EAT Pattern. 

If you’re not familiar with corner to corner crochet click here for a tutorial!

I picked gray and mint colored yarns for my set of EAT placemats. The colors feel a bit wintery to me. I absoutely love the texture that you get with corner to corner crochet, as well as the ability to create some really fun patterns. It’s almost like a merging on crochet and cross-stitch!

C2C Crochet Placemat EAT

I like to say that my family’s love of potato’s comes naturally, as my husband’s family is from Idaho. Not only did my husband get seconds, maybe even thirds, on his bowl of soup, the kids all loved it! Idahoan Steakhouse® Soups bring together real Idaho® potatoes with flavorful seasonings and rich cheeses to provide a creamy, hearty taste in every spoonful – all you have to do is add water.

Potato Soup

Idahoan Steakhouse® Soups are available in a variety of delicious flavors, including: Loaded Potato, Creamy Potato, Cheddar Broccoli, and Cheddar Potato. Knowing my family we went for the Cheddar Potato. I added in just the slightest garnish of grated mozzarella cheese and a pinch of parsley. While any flavor of grated cheese flavor would do, I just happened to have an abundance of mozzarella already on hand.

Potato Soup

Get your soup on, grab some yarn, and get ready to get cozy.

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Filed Under: Food, Knit and Crochet Tagged With: Crochet, dinner

Comments

  1. Tracy Levy says

    September 8, 2020 at 4:33 am

    Hello

    Thank you for sharing this pattern download for free

    Please can you tell me what weight yarn you used for this placemat and what is the approximate finished size

    Many thanks

    Tracy

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    • Julie says

      September 8, 2020 at 4:51 pm

      Hi Tracy!
      The pattern uses worsted weight yarn. The finished placemat is approximately 18”x12”.
      Best,
      Julie

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