How To Crochet a Hot Pot Trivet EASY Video Tutorial

Learn how to crochet a super cute and easy Hot Pot Trivet to protect all your tables and countertops. Thank you all so much for supporting my channel by watching this video. I hope all of you trivets turn out amazing! : )
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Happy crocheting!!!

[@gigidelger1156]

Sending this video to my mom! She will love these

[@HerScience]

Yay! Hopefully she enjoys : )

[@psalmx6460]

I love this! Making lots for Christmas presents. So pretty. 😊

[@mayfathallah7137]

I did it amazing so beautiful and easy THANK U 👌👌👌

[@Jim12ad72bf]

Such a good idea!

[@HerScience]

Glad you think so!

[@marleymay2257]

Love Love Love

[@HerScience]

Thank you!

[@hannaparker6418]

so i have found that when doing the puff stitch, it was really hard and almost impossible to pull it through. it was a really tight fit. do you have any suggestions on how to help?

[@HerScience]

I’m right there with you. It’s one of my favorite stitches but it can be frustrating to do continuously. What I have found helpful is that when drawing up loops for the puff stitch, you can pull up the loop a little farther than normal so that you have more space to pull your hook through. Or, if you are finding that each puff stitch is to ‘puffy’ or big, You can try pulling up only 3 loops or only 2 loops depending on the type of yarn. Does that make sense? I hope this helped and good luck!

[@HerScience]

I’m right there with you. It’s one of my favorite stitches but it can be frustrating to do continuously. What I have found helpful is that when drawing up loops for the puff stitch, you can pull up the loop a little farther than normal so that you have more space to pull your hook through. Or, if you are finding that each puff stitch is to ‘puffy’ or big, You can try pulling up only 3 loops or only 2 loops depending on the type of yarn. Does that make sense? I hope this helped and good luck!