Crochet Candy Cane Stripe Hot Pad with Dot Border
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Hi there! This video will show you the stitch and technique I'm using to make the Winter Tree Stripe Hotpad and the Candy Cane Hotpad (pot holders.)
Links to the graph and pattern for the Winter Tree Stripe are here: daisyfarmcraft...
Links to the graph and pattern for the Candy Cane Stripe are here: daisyfarmcraft...
Thank you for stopping by! XO, Tiffany
I love your method for going up the side with the two single crochets and Skip One. I didn't understand at first that you made a second solid color one as backing 2 make it a pot holder. This is really clever. Thank you for showing this
These potholders are adorable! I like the herringbone stitch... I've never used it before so this will be fun. The "dots" are really cute and add so much to the border! Thanks so much for the tutorial. I'm going to print out the written pattern and graph, too, as I learned to crochet using written patterns and still love using them. TH-cam hadn't been born yet when I taught myself to crochet, using "Teach Yourself to Crochet" pattern books and pamphlets. I taught myself using "thread" and "steel crochet hooks"! When I look back, I must have been very determined to learn! Lol. Actually, that's what most women used to crochet with back then, making doilies, doilies, doilies! Of course, knitters used yarn, but thread and tiny steel crochet hooks were standard crochet supplies, at least where I was from (Texas). I'm so very happy yarn is used a lot now and that there's TH-cam. It almost feels like cheating to just follow along on a video tutorial, being shown exactly what to do! I love it, "cheating" or not! Thanks again for your beautiful designs!
Char from Phoenix, AZ
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Char...I HAVE to reply to you ! I taught myself to crochet, too, (in July, 1971) using a size 1 steel hook 7 a ball of crochet thread....& an article in the July 1971 Woman's Day magazine about crocheting ! I started making doilies right away, using a 35 cent booklet about doilies.It was entirely written...no charts. Later I progressed to yarn & aluminum hooks. But I still crochet a fair amount using a size 7 steel hook & crochet thread. I love doing designs in filet crochet. But when charts were introduced, I sure liked them....although sometimes written word can help explain some of a chart. Oh & back when I started, there wasn't nearly the yarn choices we have now !! Aren't they gorgeous these days ??!!
Your explanations are the best. That helps me so much. Thank you very much for all your tutorials. You are my inspiration! I love crocheting your patterns.
Love, love, love your designs & videos!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for making this lovely video. My son loves it when I make him homemade gifts. He loves to cook & he's always asking me to make him more hot pads or trivets. You've just inspired me to make these for him. Thank you so much for these beautiful things. Now to get the supplies to make him 4 of each of them for his really long dining room table. Sending you much
I love how you work two in the turning chain. It gives it a beautiful boarder. Thank you so mich for sharing the beautiful pattern.
Love these patterns! Thank you. Alternating the candy canes & trees would make a beautiful tree skirt😊
Thank you for this tutorial. I just finished one candy cane piece and i love it. Will make more and in different colors to give to friends for Christmas ❤️
Thank you, Tiffany! And thanks for explaining how you did the sc border! I struggled with where to put my hook when attaching the back to the puff tree hot pad, so I did a sc border to help.....but I struggled with where to do the sc’s! LOL! I can’t wait to make more hot pads! I’m loving the small projects these days! 💗 🧶
I so enjoy your videos. Your instructions are so great to follow. I have made many of your baby items (new great granddaughter). I am looking forward to trying other patterns. Thank you!
💕 Oh no... I guess I better get more yarn! I've already made 2 sets of the puff tree pot holders. LOVE THESE!
These are so adorable! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
Love this. Gotta try! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work and ideas.
Can’t thank you enough for your fun crochet projects and for the videos you’ve created of detailed instructions. This was especially helpful for me last year and I’m back again . You’ve made COVID time tolerable❣️❣️❣️ (Ann Mills)
Love the hot pads. Thank you for this great video, it is clear and easy to follow, can't wait to try it
Perfect for the holidays!
Thank You so much. I made the hot pad tree for my daughter and she loves it. You are so talented. Merry Christmas 🎄
Thanks for this very easy to follow tutorial.
OMG love the pattern keep going love your work, made these for my nan and she loved them:)
These are so cute! Thanks for the video. I’m enjoying making them.
Love this hotpad. Can you please make videos for the Spring Stripes Hot Summer celebration hot pad and the pumpkin stripe hot pad. I love your channel and website. I am a blind crocheter, and I love how accessible your PDF downloads are. Can't wait for more videos. :)
Can’t wait to make these cute and cheery Christmas hot pads. Lol I love these Susan Bates crochet hooks too! They’re my favorites! ❤
These look easy and amazing. Thanks.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!! THESE ARE DARLING ! I CAN HARDLY WAIT TO CREAT MY OWN!
You do such a wonderful job on your videos, thank you for an easier version of tapestry!
Gracias por compartir,están preciosos,la verdad había visto otros tutoriales pero estos hot pads son únicos 🥰
These are really cute
Nice, love your dots.
1st and foremost I want to say this is absolutely beautiful I couldn't sleep and I had to make it and I love it it was easy great to follow and love that you also did a graph chart thank you so much for sharing your beautiful and amazing work with us and I also love the half double heaven bone stitch thank you to introduce me to it Have a blessed Thanksgiving and a merry Christmas
Oh these are perfect. Your patterns aren't favorites! I made 2 buffalo checked blankets for my kids Christmas gift. I cant wait until they open them :)
Have a very merry Christmas and all👜🦹🏾♂️💕🌷👼🏿
Great! Thank you for sharing! 😘
You know we love your hot pad patterns! Trees, hearts, candy canes, bunny, etc. How about a pumpkin to complete the series :o)?
Oh yes!
Love these 💕
You need to do a Christmas ball ornament! 😉
I love this, thank you
I love this!
Sooo pretty. Thanks so much.
I absolutely adore your hot pads!!! I have one problem though. I can never join the back and front without a “lumpy” or bunched area at the final edge. Can you please design a round hot pad? It is much easier to join circular crochet (back to front). Just asking 😊. Thank you so much for your beautiful hot pads. My lumpy ones I keep but I would love to gift some of the hot pads from your patterns.
Thank you so mutch. YOU ARE THE BEST
I love them so much!!
Working with this yarn was tough since I’m used to using acrylic 😩 but I’m making it work lol I’m getting used to it!
Hi Tiffany! I just started this hot pad last night and I’m so excited to finish it and make some more for Christmas gifts this year! I just want to make sure I don’t make a mistake. I’ve finished the white side and I’m starting to go around with single crochets along the top. When I get to the first corner I’ve just done 2 sc in the last stitch and the very next stitch gets 3 sc in the corner right? I was afraid I was doing too many in such a small area. Thanks for your help!!
Too cute!!!
Thank You!
I love these but am having trouble with the border. I have trouble differentiating where the chain two space is. I seem to have spaces where they should not be. Is my tension too loose? Thank you.
Amazing
Hi Tiffany, I have a question you keep mentioning hot pad, it is because they are doubled.? I love them all. Love your talent. You are blessed. Thanks for sharing.
I'm just a viewer....I have made tons of hot pads.....& most of the time I double the thickness to provide more insulation from the heat....but I've also made 1 layer hot pads. You can use them under hot dishes, too. ...again double layers is better. A small size would be great for coasters !
These are lovely but as left hander for some reason my colour changes look correct on the wrong side. The right side has the white messing in with the red. Is there a solution? Sometimes I hate being a leftie
Hi Tiffany, my name is Diana and I'm trying to make one of the blankets from your book, actually, this is your daughter's Hanna's project (is the Boho color block baby blanket), it seems beginners friendly. Would you mind to make a video explaining it? I really want to make that blanket. Thank you and congratulations on your success
Is there a graph for the candy cane. I have the tree one and would like to to make both.
These are gorgeous thank you for sharing. Will there be other graphs/graphics coming? Perhaps an ornament and/or a wreath?
Please help on a pattern in your book. I have the book 25 Crochet Baby Blankets. I am trying the textured lines baby blanket. The instructions say to crochet into each stitch from the row below. Can you explain in more detail? Which part of the row below? Post? Front loop? I have tried going into the whole stitch but it just gets really bulky and then the following row seems impossible to do the same.
I do not find anywhere in the book where it explains this and I have also checked around on your website.
If I start with 28 if I start with HHDC on the start and how do I end up with 25 HHDC on the candy cane hot pad
Do you have a ❤ or valentine pot holder pattern?
Can you make the front and back out of one skein of yarn
I'm just another viewer....I've made tons of hot pads...& yes, 1 skein of yarn will do the front & back.
@@patwagner9308 Hi Pat :) Does it take the whole skein? I'm trying to do 3 puff trees, 3 line trees and 3 line candy canes and have to have yarn shipped. 9 balls of white, 3 red and 3 sage green do you think?
We’re do I find the patteren
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Don’t get me wrong I’ll try to make them again but this time with a different yarn brand 😊because they are so cute ♥️