Thank you Tiffany. After military service my mother convinced me to pickup crocheting to refocus on good in life...as I suffered from PTSD...crocheting is amazing creative therapy...
Hi Robert! I’m so happy that crochet was able to do that for you. Many people use crochet for peace of mind and relaxation. Especially the repetitive patterns where you can pick up a rhythm and get lost in it. 😊❤️🧶
Your daughter was so cute!! Then when she picked up the knitting needles and hit them together like some of the drummers do, I thought that was priceless!! Tiffany hang on to this tutorial because one of these days this will probably embarrass her!! She’s really adorable!! I love this potholder!! My daughter’s kitchen is mostly purple! I have a variegated cotton yarn that’s dark & light purple, pink & white. That’s for my daughter. Then my daughter-in-law and my sister-in-law’s kitchen is red. So now I’m making their’s! Thank you!! NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS 🙏🏼🤟🏼❤️
My husband had me put a chain loop on both ends...so two old fogeys (us?) could pass a hot casserole etc. back and forth by sliding across the table! I laughed, but by golly it works!
My mom used to make these for me and my sisters. They are the best potholders! She passed away in December. I’m so happy to find this tutorial. I’ve never crocheted a thing, but I’m going to give these a try - in her memory. I want to pass some along to my adult children and friends too.
My Grandma made a bunch of these and gave us grandkids a couple along with an afghan she made for Christmas gifts when we were grown up. Now I'm going to make some for my family too! Thanks.
Love the potholder great demo and instructions. Your daughter is so totally cute guess she’s going to follow her cute mama into making videos of crocheting. How sweet.
I have made dozens of these through my lifetime...we called them "Magic Squares." They work up so quickly, are inexpensive and make the BEST hostess gifts! Thanks for keeping these traditional pot holders alive with the younger generation!
My mom taught me this. She always made the one your size then 2 smaller ones , (30 sc) for 19 rows. I've added a scrubby so set of 4. Perfect house warming gift
Thank you my great Aunt made these for me when I was a child (I’m 65)! I couldn’t remember starting chain number! Now I can make them again. God Bless!
Thankyou so much for getting back to me.i have seen a lot of videos that I like and when I ask a question they have not been very nice but you have an took your time to help me please be blessed.
I love this pattern. I have made several just like this one. For the life of me I cannot understand why someone would "thumb down" this video. What could you possibly not like about this? It is a great project, and the video is done very well. Thank you - this is great!!!!
All I can say is thank God for TH-cam. I've wanted to follow a written pattern but have never had anyone to ask. Having someone show me on video helps written patterns make more sense to me.
I love this it’s so fun and easy! The pot holders remind me of my mom. She would make pot holders never buy them. I’m so glad to have some of her still and some I made.❤
I was given a potholder like this as a gift, and now I can make more for myself and for gifts that I give. Thank you for the simple easy to follow tutorial.
I learned how to make a simplified version of these (just plain SC, no BLO - and no row counting, just go until it's square!) from my grandmother 40ish years ago. She would make them to use up scrap yarn, so they were always wild color combos. We always used them as hot pads/trivets though, not as potholders!
Finally! Something that I can easily follow from start to finish. I love all those videos out there showing all different kind of stitches but then, I don't know what to do with them 🤣🤣. Thank you so much. I am new to crocheting and I appreciate this kind of videos so much..
Hi Elena! I am so glad I could be helpful! You have actually given me a great tip! I'm going to be making a few pattern swatches soon and now I'll add a little insert on how many stitches it will take to make certain projects. 😊🧡🧶
I absolutely love this technique to double the layers. Your potholder tutorial makes it so easy to follow. I was so inspired that I included your project in a roundup post on my website about beginner crochet projects. Thanks for sharing your skills with the community! Keep up the fantastic work. 😊
I've been making these for years. They really are very good potholders! I use a standard single crochet and a hook a size or two smaller than the size recommended on the label. My goal is a dense crocheted fabric to provide the best heat protection possible.
I use this pattern when I'm teaching a new crocheter. Its a great way to practice learning tension, finishing a project that they can be proud of. And move o to bigger projects with more confidence and have the tension consistency
I love these pot holders so much . I love the thickness of them the most that it gave me the idea of making pot hold four times it's size for a carpet for my dog in the winter. One in front of the door and the beds . They work great
I really liked your pot holder video, one of the easies ones for me. I loved the way it turned out. Thank you Tiffany, I am going to make another one, Alda.
I remember these pot holders from when I was a kid. I had no idea they were so incredibly easy to make! I'm making a few for my son but was thinking how easy it would be to dress some up for us girls. add a flower, owl, or anything else to dress them up if you don't want them plain. Hope my wrists hold out so I can get a bunch of them done for Christmas. thanks for the share :)
Love this potholder pattern. Rather than the yarn needle I choose to slip stitch mine together with crochet hook & I really like it. Yours looks great too closing with the needle😊 thanks for this tutorial!!
No, I’m a pencils style holder also. I learned 60 years ago how to crochet from an elderly (she was probably 50 and I was 12) I’m the really elderly one now. Anyway she would not let me hold it any other way. I was beginning to think it was an antiquated way of crocheting. I digress. I love this pot holder and have a new cone of Premiere cotton and now I know what to do with it. Thank you. The bit at the end was just darling. Very lovely young lady.
Great! I thought there was something wrong with the way I held my hook. My Mum taught me as a child. I've never been able to hold the hook like a "club"! 🤣🤣 Just being mean! I really think the way I crotchet tires out my wrist really quickly, but I just can't change. Ah well! It's not a competition! Stella
I just finished making this, and even though I’m somewhat of a rookie when it comes to crocheting, I think it came out just perfect. It’s going to be a gift so I’m thrilled! 🤗 This tutorial was so well done - great explanations, lots of patience, and the fact that you used a whitish yarn helped to see the steps better. I happened to choose a dark teal so there were moments when it was challenging, but it was all good. Thank you so much for this Tiffany! 🎉 You’re a true teacher.
I’m so happy you had such a great experience crocheting this pot holder!! I’m sure it will be very much loved and appreciated. Thank you so much for watching and crocheting with me. I’m excited for your next project!! 🤗❤️🧶
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. I made a mini version, (about 1/2 size) just to make sure I could do it. It looks great! Thanks again! Can't wait to check out your other projects
I love it, Tiffany! I don't normally do well with video tutorials -- have been reading patterns for nearly 60 years, but I wanted to make a quick potholder for my grandson who is 16 and helping his mom in the kitchen, and this is perfect! Thank you!
I am so exited about this project. I have a pot holder like this that a good friend from church gave me years ago I and couldn’t figure out how she did. Yay! Thank you I will be making some for my daughters. BTW you if that was your daughter at the end she is adorable 🥰
About every 5 stitches, when closing, I will grab a piece of yarn from the back, this keeps the potholder from slipping against itself, or puffing up like she said at the end.
Loved it!! My first time making a potholder, I am a total novice and this was so easy to do! Your instructions are clear and I really appreciate the close-ups while you are doing your work.. perfect!
This is my first real project and I absolutely loved it it was so fun and the video was so easy to learn from I love the way that it came out I plan to make two more to make a set for Christmas thank you Tiffany.
Tiffany ~ thank you! I bought a pair from a French shop and love love love these. The flexibility and thickness are perfect. I wanted another pair and it took awhile to find a couple of patterns, but none replicated the ones I purchased. Your tutorial worked perfect! I have white and I use the Clorox kitchen spray with bleach to remove stains. I just spray, let sit for a bit and then throw in the washing machine. 👍🏻
Made several for Christmas Gifts this year (2021). Now using left over yarn to make some for me. Thanks for a great video and easy to understand directions.
LOL I use to make these years ago. I forgot all about them till I saw this . Interestingly I still have some of the ones I made and they are still in great shape. They last forever!
This was a great idea, thanks for sharing. When stitched mine together I grabbed an inside loop from the other side and this kept them together without seeing any other lines. Thanks again!
Thank you for the tutorial. I can't wait to try it out. I don't have row markers, but I've been using bobby pins. They are great because they are easy to put in and take out, and they don't pierce through the yarn like a paperclip might. The ending is so cute - like she knows she was caught where she isn't supposed to be.
I've made these for years I put a loop on mine but I've always used acrylic and used a g or h can also use bread clips and bobby pin for stitch markers
I love this pattern. It makes a very handy potholder that is quite effective in protecting your hands from heat in handing hot serving dishes and pots. Works best with cotton yarn.
I really like this potholder! I think this will be handier in most of everybody’s kitchens!! I know I’ll grab this potholder more than any other of my potholders!! I’ll be making these for Christmas gifts this year too!! Thanks again Tiffany, NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
Just got an idea when you said you could go back and tack the front and back together. Why not use the gift recipient's initial's if the potholder is a solid color!!! Thank you for refreshing my memory making some Christmas gifts. Just need a crocheted dishtowel to make a set. Have a Blessed day 💖!!!
Revisiting this video today 😊I have made these before but today I will incorporate your little pumpkin pattern for some fall gifts. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 my idea works 😂
Thank you soooo much! This is the one of just a couple of things that I’ve completed. I have a few of those huge cotton spools from Walmart and my goal is to go through all of them. This gave me a great start. I’ve never been able to read a pattern and don’t have anyone to ask so this have been a great start for me.
Thank you Tiffany. After military service my mother convinced me to pickup crocheting to refocus on good in life...as I suffered from PTSD...crocheting is amazing creative therapy...
Hi Robert! I’m so happy that crochet was able to do that for you. Many people use crochet for peace of mind and relaxation. Especially the repetitive patterns where you can pick up a rhythm and get lost in it. 😊❤️🧶
@@robertgreen4333 thank you for your service!
Your daughter was so cute!! Then when she picked up the knitting needles and hit them together like some of the drummers do, I thought that was priceless!! Tiffany hang on to this tutorial because one of these days this will probably embarrass her!! She’s really adorable!!
I love this potholder!! My daughter’s kitchen is mostly purple! I have a variegated cotton yarn that’s dark & light purple, pink & white. That’s for my daughter. Then my daughter-in-law and my sister-in-law’s kitchen is red. So now I’m making their’s! Thank you!!
NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
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My husband had me put a chain loop on both ends...so two old fogeys (us?) could pass a hot casserole etc. back and forth by sliding across the table! I laughed, but by golly it works!
Haha oh my goodness that is such a great idea. Your husband has some great ideas! Thank you so much for sharing. 😊🧡🧶
I put a chain loop too so I can hang them. Thank you for the idea!
Genius ☺️😆
Wonderful idea!
Thank you... this is the pattern that I used years ago..... thanks so much for your refresher course. 💗
My mom used to make these for me and my sisters. They are the best potholders! She passed away in December. I’m so happy to find this tutorial. I’ve never crocheted a thing, but I’m going to give these a try - in her memory. I want to pass some along to my adult children and friends too.
God bless you I’m so sorry to hear about your mom
My Grandma made a bunch of these and gave us grandkids a couple along with an afghan she made for Christmas gifts when we were grown up. Now I'm going to make some for my family too! Thanks.
I'm 71 now and have one granddaughter and 3 nieces and two sisters that I can gift.
This was awesome! You did great explaining all of it. The visitor at the end is sweet!
Thanks so much! 😊💖🧶
Love the potholder great demo and instructions. Your daughter is so totally cute guess she’s going to follow her cute mama into making videos of crocheting. How sweet.
I have made dozens of these through my lifetime...we called them "Magic Squares." They work up so quickly, are inexpensive and make the BEST hostess gifts! Thanks for keeping these traditional pot holders alive with the younger generation!
My mom taught me this. She always made the one your size then 2 smaller ones , (30 sc) for 19 rows. I've added a scrubby so set of 4. Perfect house warming gift
Thank you my great Aunt made these for me when I was a child (I’m 65)! I couldn’t remember starting chain number! Now I can make them again. God Bless!
Oh wow! I am so happy I was able to bring back a pattern for you! Especially one that holds such sentimental value! ❤️🧶
Thankyou so much for getting back to me.i have seen a lot of videos that I like and when I ask a question they have not been very nice but you have an took your time to help me please be blessed.
Game changer for me!!! I love this Technique, no ends ( of a row ) to worry about it's just smooth sailing.
Awesome! I love that you like this knew technique. It's a lot of fun isn't it? 😊🧶🧡
I remember watching my grandma make these 40 years ago. It's a classic.
Glad I found you. Thank you for a simple explaination. YOU are a fine teacher. Thank you.
Thank you so much Ariainman6691! Your feedback means so much. 🥰❤️🧶
I know this is an older video but.. OMG how cute was that last part 🥹🥹🥹.
Tiffany thank you for teaching us. Your voice and understanding is amazing for beginners. Never thought l would learn back loop only crocheting.
I just found this video and I think it is so clever I wish I had known this pattern a long time ago thank you for a tutorial it is so clever thank you
You did indeed! Still have the ones she made me. ♥️😇🙏
Thankyou for pattern. I am a nurse, and a dear resident I loved very much used to make her potholders this way. She was 90yrs old.
I love this pattern. I have made several just like this one. For the life of me I cannot understand why someone would "thumb down" this video. What could you possibly not like about this? It is a great project, and the video is done very well. Thank you - this is great!!!!
Thank you so very much Alexis!!! 🥰🧶🧡
These are the type my grandma always made! I wondered where they went. Lol.
You are amazing. I love the way you teach I love the tone of your voice. It makes it so easy to learn from you.❤😊
That pattern makes a great coaster too.
Oh what a cool idea John! Thank you so much for sharing that. 😊🧡🧶
Love the folded.pot holders been crocheting them for over 20 years.
All I can say is thank God for TH-cam. I've wanted to follow a written pattern but have never had anyone to ask. Having someone show me on video helps written patterns make more sense to me.
I think I prefer the thermal stitch for hot pads.
I love this it’s so fun and easy! The pot holders remind me of my mom. She would make pot holders never buy them. I’m so glad to have some of her still and some I made.❤
I was given a potholder like this as a gift, and now I can make more for myself and for gifts that I give. Thank you for the simple easy to follow tutorial.
I learned how to make a simplified version of these (just plain SC, no BLO - and no row counting, just go until it's square!) from my grandmother 40ish years ago. She would make them to use up scrap yarn, so they were always wild color combos. We always used them as hot pads/trivets though, not as potholders!
Thank you, finally a pencil gripper :D Love the project too.
Finally! Something that I can easily follow from start to finish. I love all those videos out there showing all different kind of stitches but then, I don't know what to do with them 🤣🤣. Thank you so much. I am new to crocheting and I appreciate this kind of videos so much..
Hi Elena! I am so glad I could be helpful! You have actually given me a great tip! I'm going to be making a few pattern swatches soon and now I'll add a little insert on how many stitches it will take to make certain projects. 😊🧡🧶
I absolutely love this technique to double the layers. Your potholder tutorial makes it so easy to follow. I was so inspired that I included your project in a roundup post on my website about beginner crochet projects. Thanks for sharing your skills with the community! Keep up the fantastic work. 😊
❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for including my pot holder and earrings in the beginner crochet project round up! I really appreciate it!! 🤗🧶❤️
I've been making these for years. They really are very good potholders! I use a standard single crochet and a hook a size or two smaller than the size recommended on the label. My goal is a dense crocheted fabric to provide the best heat protection possible.
LOVE LOVE this potholder pattern......
I've seen this before and wanted the pattern. I like the size of it too. Thanks!
I use this pattern when I'm teaching a new crocheter. Its a great way to practice learning tension, finishing a project that they can be proud of. And move o to bigger projects with more confidence and have the tension consistency
I love this pattern! I'm going to make my sister a set with applique sunflowers on them. Thanks so much!
So cool. I want to give this more likes!
Definitely going to make this. Thanks!
Just made one of these for the first time, came out great! Thanks for the tutorial!
I love these pot holders so much . I love the thickness of them the most that it gave me the idea of making pot hold four times it's size for a carpet for my dog in the winter. One in front of the door and the beds . They work great
on my son's computer. Very clear instructions.
Thank you so much for the feedback Thomas! I'm so glad my instructions are clear. I want to be as helpful as possible. 😊🧡🧶
My Grandmother taught me this pattern when I was younger. I never seen anyone tie off like that. I like that idea. Thank you!
I've made this pattern but never saw it finished this way. Thanks for this detail!
This is great. I'll be making one for Thanksgiving.
I really liked your pot holder video, one of the easies ones for me. I loved the way it turned out. Thank you Tiffany, I am going to make another one, Alda.
this is also known as the MAGIC potholder. I have been making these for many years.
Hi Shirley! Oh cool! I didn't know it had another name. Thanks for sharing! 😊🧡🧶
I remember these pot holders from when I was a kid. I had no idea they were so incredibly easy to make! I'm making a few for my son but was thinking how easy it would be to dress some up for us girls. add a flower, owl, or anything else to dress them up if you don't want them plain. Hope my wrists hold out so I can get a bunch of them done for Christmas. thanks for the share :)
Love this potholder pattern. Rather than the yarn needle I choose to slip stitch mine together with crochet hook & I really like it. Yours looks great too closing with the needle😊 thanks for this tutorial!!
I am going to crochet this potholder tonight.
Awesome! Let me know how it turns out. 😊🧶🧡
Fantastic and clear instructions. Gonna give this a try
Ty ty ty!!!!!
You are most welcome! Thank you for watching! 😊❤️🧶
No, I’m a pencils style holder also. I learned 60 years ago how to crochet from an elderly (she was probably 50 and I was 12) I’m the really elderly one now. Anyway she would not let me hold it any other way. I was beginning to think it was an antiquated way of crocheting. I digress. I love this pot holder and have a new cone of Premiere cotton and now I know what to do with it. Thank you. The bit at the end was just darling. Very lovely young lady.
Great! I thought there was something wrong with the way I held my hook. My Mum taught me as a child. I've never been able to hold the hook like a "club"! 🤣🤣 Just being mean! I really think the way I crotchet tires out my wrist really quickly, but I just can't change. Ah well! It's not a competition! Stella
Beautiful Pot Holder. Just got done and it is one of my many gifts for the holidays. Perhaps I will make more. Love it!!
I just finished making this, and even though I’m somewhat of a rookie when it comes to crocheting, I think it came out just perfect. It’s going to be a gift so I’m thrilled! 🤗
This tutorial was so well done - great explanations, lots of patience, and the fact that you used a whitish yarn helped to see the steps better. I happened to choose a dark teal so there were moments when it was challenging, but it was all good.
Thank you so much for this Tiffany! 🎉 You’re a true teacher.
I’m so happy you had such a great experience crocheting this pot holder!! I’m sure it will be very much loved and appreciated. Thank you so much for watching and crocheting with me. I’m excited for your next project!! 🤗❤️🧶
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. I made a mini version, (about 1/2 size) just to make sure I could do it. It looks great! Thanks again! Can't wait to check out your other projects
I love it, Tiffany! I don't normally do well with video tutorials -- have been reading patterns for nearly 60 years, but I wanted to make a quick potholder for my grandson who is 16 and helping his mom in the kitchen, and this is perfect! Thank you!
I am so exited about this project. I have a pot holder like this that a good friend from church gave me years ago I and couldn’t figure out how she did. Yay! Thank you I will be making some for my daughters. BTW you if that was your daughter at the end she is adorable 🥰
Made these for years and forgot how...knew it was easy but....THANK YOU for showing us....you did a very good job!!
My mother in law made those kind and I have just about worn them out. Now I can make some more! Thank you so much!
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About every 5 stitches, when closing, I will grab a piece of yarn from the back, this keeps the potholder from slipping against itself, or puffing up like she said at the end.
Hi Tiffany made the hot pads change the stage two front , back ,front , back really came out cool ,nice texture and design thank you
Absolutely love this! I'm making some for freinds now!! Ty so much for sharing this! You are an amazing teacher!!♥️
Thank you so much Nicole! And Thank you for watching!! Can't wait for you to give these pot holders to your friends!😊🧡🧶
Love this I've been making them for years however I think this method is way better ❤
I am so happy you had such a great experience! Thank you for sharing! 😊❤️🧶
Loved it!! My first time making a potholder, I am a total novice and this was so easy to do! Your instructions are clear and I really appreciate the close-ups while you are doing your work.. perfect!
I’m so glad you liked my tutorial MaryAnn and I love that you made this Pot Holder! Thank you for crocheting with me. 😊❤️🧶
This is my first real project and I absolutely loved it it was so fun and the video was so easy to learn from I love the way that it came out I plan to make two more to make a set for Christmas thank you Tiffany.
You are so talented and so sweet the way you teach
As an absolute beginner this was a great project. I am trying to adapt the stitch pattern for a beanie. Thank you for another great video
I absolutely love this and so so easy. Perfectly shaped.
I like that Crocheted Pot Holder it looked easy u lost when put them together.
Tiffany ~ thank you! I bought a pair from a French shop and love love love these. The flexibility and thickness are perfect. I wanted another pair and it took awhile to find a couple of patterns, but none replicated the ones I purchased. Your tutorial worked perfect! I have white and I use the Clorox kitchen spray with bleach to remove stains. I just spray, let sit for a bit and then throw in the washing machine. 👍🏻
Hi gr8fulgirl7! I love your story! So happy that my tutorial worked out so great for you. That's what I am always hoping for. 😊🧡🧶
Great teacher
Thank you so much Linda! 😊❤️🧶
Great video - easy to follow - I watched many videos and this is by far the best…
I'm so very glad that you enjoyed my video and that it could be helpful Cheryl!! 🥰🥰🥰
Made several for Christmas Gifts this year (2021). Now using left over yarn to make some for me. Thanks for a great video and easy to understand directions.
Am able to follow your instructions ..and was able to see what you were doing also :-)
YAY! I'm so glad you were able to make the project from my tutorial! I hope you love it and had fun. 😊❤️🧶
Omg! You're the first person I've watched who holds your yarn and hook like I do, I was beginning g to think there was only me! 🌈
Me too!
Muy bonito tutorial me gusta como explicas😌
I like you tutorial 😍
I'm beginning to think there is no wrong way to hold them as long as it works.
There's no wrong way to hold your yarn and hook. Most people do what works for them. 😉
LOL I use to make these years ago. I forgot all about them till I saw this . Interestingly I still have some of the ones I made and they are still in great shape. They last forever!
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Excellent job with teaching this skill!!! Yay!!!
This was a great idea, thanks for sharing. When stitched mine together I grabbed an inside loop from the other side and this kept them together without seeing any other lines. Thanks again!
I’ve been wanting this pattern. Thank you for sharing!
Oooh, yesss. I’m definitely gonna try this!
Great tutorial. I have made several of these. Thanks so much!
Thank you for the tutorial. I can't wait to try it out. I don't have row markers, but I've been using bobby pins. They are great because they are easy to put in and take out, and they don't pierce through the yarn like a paperclip might.
The ending is so cute - like she knows she was caught where she isn't supposed to be.
I love this potholder, made myself 2 years ago and couldn't find the pattern....so glad I found your video!! Thank you!! Well done!
Thank you so much Julie! I am so happy my video could be helpful. Thank you so much for watching! 😊🧶❤️
It’s different but I would crochet the ends together
Awesome tutorial ~ perfect speed and the editing (ffwd-ing) was phenomenally done. Bravo, from this newb 😅🤗👏🏻🧶🧡
Your daughter is adorable
Thank you so much!! 😊❤️🧶
Been years since I crocheted, gonna practice on this. Your little friend at the end is adorable. So cute!
Thank you! 😊❤️🧶
Great tutorial. You explained the process very well. Thank you!
I've made these for years I put a loop on mine but I've always used acrylic and used a g or h can also use bread clips and bobby pin for stitch markers
I love this pattern. It makes a very handy potholder that is quite effective in protecting your hands from heat in handing hot serving dishes and pots. Works best with cotton yarn.
I really like this potholder! I think this will be handier in most of everybody’s kitchens!! I know I’ll grab this potholder more than any other of my potholders!! I’ll be making these for Christmas gifts this year too!!
Thanks again Tiffany,
NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
I just made this potholder after following your tutorial! Thank you for your awesome videos, you have been a blessing especially during the pandemic💗
Just got an idea when you said you could go back and tack the front and back together. Why not use the gift recipient's initial's if the potholder is a solid color!!! Thank you for refreshing my memory making some Christmas gifts. Just need a crocheted dishtowel to make a set. Have a Blessed day 💖!!!
Easy to follow and what a beautiful pot holder! Thank you!
Love this pot holder. When I sew up the edges I pick up an occasional yarn from the bottom which keeps it from separating.
Great tutorial! Easy to see all stitches and follow. Thank you!
Thank you, Thank you! I finally made one of these potholders with success! You did an excellent job from start to finish! ❤
Revisiting this video today 😊I have made these before but today I will incorporate your little pumpkin pattern for some fall gifts. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 my idea works 😂
Thank you so much, just love this can't hardly wait to try. Glad I found you.
My aunt taught me this when I was a child.
Thank you soooo much! This is the one of just a couple of things that I’ve completed. I have a few of those huge cotton spools from Walmart and my goal is to go through all of them. This gave me a great start. I’ve never been able to read a pattern and don’t have anyone to ask so this have been a great start for me.
You're an amazing teacher. Please do a tutorial on guage