This is the best tutorial for a thermal stitch I've seen anywhere, and combined with the other bits also the best pot holder tutorial (and I've seen a lot of them!!) - crystal clear, slow enough, but not too slow, well filmed, clear explanations. 10/10!
This is so cool! I've seen a lot of pot holder tutorials and even 1 using the thermal stitch but this is the first that I've seen that goes over the hand. I really like this design. Makes it a lot safer for my grandkids to handle hot stuff without risking serious burns if they accidentally touch the element in the toaster oven. I'm going to be making some a little smaller for their little hands using this same design. The tutorial was very clear and I really like the closeups. Had I not already known the thermal stitch this would be a great lesson for it alone. I could do without the music though. I realize some may like it but this old lady can do without any distractions😂. Thanks!!
I'm so glad I found this. I read your pattern on your blog and liked it but really needed the visual. I've been wanting to make the thermal stitch but kind of procrastinated because it seemed like a lot of steps. You've made a clear video that I can understand. Thank you!
Besides cotton, you could also use wool (it self extinguishes/won't burn/perfect for kitchen use) Idk if there's a worsted wt wool yarn but you can bulk it up when you use a double strand vs single strand to crochet the pattern. I love this pattern! Thanks for sharing it with us✌️💞🙏
This is a great video. I was going to ask how many yards of yarn so I can buy the right amount but I saw in the comments someone already asked. I'm still not sure how much yarn to use but when I crochet it up, I will comment the amount of yarn I used.
Looks simple enough I would be using cotton yarn of course I'm not much of a sewing but could I add e extra cotton lining inside by using adhere iron tape...to stick the fabric on the mitts.🤔
Omg! I can't believe I didn't see this before now. Absolutely amazing tutorial! Thank you for sharing. Liked, subscribed and heading out for cotton yarn haul.
Hi! I’m about to make a bunch of these as Christmas presents, how much yards of yarn do you use for 1? So I know the exact amount to buy, thank you!! 😊
I love the pattern its easy and relaxing but I am wondering if the amount of rows for the thermal stitch is correct because when I started mine and went to do the 43 rows it came out way to long and didnt match up. I counted your rows for the thermal and you have only 22 rows .... Dont need any negative comments just making her aware
Start with the foundation chain then single crochet into the chain for the 1st row. The 2nd and following rows start the thermal stitch. You can end the final row with regular single crochets or the slip stitch along the last row, for example. There are many tutorials for the thermal stitch, for example this one. th-cam.com/video/_NeKe_vhToE/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared Happy crocheting !!
I used a large cone of cotton yarn when I made this so I’m not sure exactly how much it would take, but I think a regular ball of peaches and cream would probably work (I would buy two just in case 😉)
Hi, so I'm new to crocheting I've done a lot of knitting but usually just pieces of clothing so my question is: Is it really safe to use for handeling for example oven trays and stuff that's really hot like around 200⁰ C? I'm scared that I will still burn my self. Thank you. Your tutorial is beautifully made and very inspiring.
I’ve been using the one I made with no problems, but definitely be careful and you could line it with a piece of wool felt just to be safe if you want. I hope that helps!
My family has been using crocheted pot holders (the folded double layer kind) for as long as I’ve been alive and not once has anyone been burned. They don’t even get hot taking stuff out of the oven.
Hey y’all, be sure and use cotton yarn. Acrylic melts!😬
Thanks so much for letting me know! I started using acrylic and then saw this comment. You’re a life saver!
This is the best tutorial for a thermal stitch I've seen anywhere, and combined with the other bits also the best pot holder tutorial (and I've seen a lot of them!!) - crystal clear, slow enough, but not too slow, well filmed, clear explanations. 10/10!
Well thank you!! I’m so glad to hear that! 😊😊😊
I agree, great close up of the whole process, I'm not keen on the dish cloth type pot holder/s this is right up my alley
Incredible tutorial.
This is so cool! I've seen a lot of pot holder tutorials and even 1 using the thermal stitch but this is the first that I've seen that goes over the hand. I really like this design. Makes it a lot safer for my grandkids to handle hot stuff without risking serious burns if they accidentally touch the element in the toaster oven. I'm going to be making some a little smaller for their little hands using this same design. The tutorial was very clear and I really like the closeups. Had I not already known the thermal stitch this would be a great lesson for it alone. I could do without the music though. I realize some may like it but this old lady can do without any distractions😂. Thanks!!
I'm so glad I found this. I read your pattern on your blog and liked it but really needed the visual. I've been wanting to make the thermal stitch but kind of procrastinated because it seemed like a lot of steps. You've made a clear video that I can understand. Thank you!
Really this is one of the most useful in every kitchen . I made it. Thanks for sharing this pattern.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!! 😊
I’m really liking the thermal stitch. I think I’ll be using this again for dishcloths. 😍
Thank you. This is exactly what my granddaughter is wanting me to make for her
Thank You for sharing pattern. Just finished mine, and I like it…
I'm going to make this by extending the middle part and have two pockets at each end so it all connected,
Great clear video with excellent clear instructions, thank you 😊.
What a beautiful stitch. Great tutorial. Thanks a lot! Alicia
Besides cotton, you could also use wool (it self extinguishes/won't burn/perfect for kitchen use) Idk if there's a worsted wt wool yarn but you can bulk it up when you use a double strand vs single strand to crochet the pattern. I love this pattern! Thanks for sharing it with us✌️💞🙏
Thank you, I loved making this one!
love love LOVE this!!!
I really like this pattern. Thank you
Thanks! I’ll make a small version of this☺︎
Does the row where you single crochet into the back bump be considered the first row of the 16 single crochet?
This is a great video. I was going to ask how many yards of yarn so I can buy the right amount but I saw in the comments someone already asked. I'm still not sure how much yarn to use but when I crochet it up, I will comment the amount of yarn I used.
Looks simple enough I would be using cotton yarn of course I'm not much of a sewing but could I add e extra cotton lining inside by using adhere iron tape...to stick the fabric on the mitts.🤔
I would think that would work- I’m not sure because I haven’t tried it but let me know how it goes! Good luck!
Omg! I can't believe I didn't see this before now. Absolutely amazing tutorial! Thank you for sharing. Liked, subscribed and heading out for cotton yarn haul.
I say the same...wery nice and so easy to follow 😊thanks
Hi! I’m about to make a bunch of these as Christmas presents, how much yards of yarn do you use for 1? So I know the exact amount to buy, thank you!! 😊
Hi there, Can you tell me how many yards it takes to make this pot holder? or skeins? I can't wait to start this project. Thanks
If I wanted to make a smaller one, how many chains and rows would I do?
if you want to make it smaller just pick a smaller number of chains u don't need an exact number
I love the pattern its easy and relaxing but I am wondering if the amount of rows for the thermal stitch is correct because when I started mine and went to do the 43 rows it came out way to long and didnt match up. I counted your rows for the thermal and you have only 22 rows .... Dont need any negative comments just making her aware
I would like to make this but with all the thermal stitch, do you know how I would start it? ❤
Start with the foundation chain then single crochet into the chain for the 1st row. The 2nd and following rows start the thermal stitch. You can end the final row with regular single crochets or the slip stitch along the last row, for example.
There are many tutorials for the thermal stitch, for example this one. th-cam.com/video/_NeKe_vhToE/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Happy crocheting !!
Hi, can I use your crochet designs for my small business? 😊
Thank you. God bless you!! 💙
I don't mind if you sell what you make, just please don't sell the patterns! Thank you!
@@MarchingNorth thank you so much. 😊 I'll tag you on IG when I use your patterns. ❣️
How much yarn does this use? Will one regular ball of peaches and cream do it 95 yards?
I used a large cone of cotton yarn when I made this so I’m not sure exactly how much it would take, but I think a regular ball of peaches and cream would probably work (I would buy two just in case 😉)
I am a complete novice and crocheted this using one ball of the sugar ‘n cream. I got to the end of the thermal stitch and have just run out.
can I make it smaller???
Hi, so I'm new to crocheting I've done a lot of knitting but usually just pieces of clothing so my question is: Is it really safe to use for handeling for example oven trays and stuff that's really hot like around 200⁰ C? I'm scared that I will still burn my self. Thank you.
Your tutorial is beautifully made and very inspiring.
I’ve been using the one I made with no problems, but definitely be careful and you could line it with a piece of wool felt just to be safe if you want. I hope that helps!
My family has been using crocheted pot holders (the folded double layer kind) for as long as I’ve been alive and not once has anyone been burned. They don’t even get hot taking stuff out of the oven.
I want to make a smaller version of this one that just covers my hands. Any suggestions? Or can I just decrease number of stitches and rows?
Why would you not use Cotton yarn?
I did
Ch 25 then sc in back bump of ch and you end up with 24 sc
In this case it's not that important, but for upcoming videos you should consider applying metric measures.
Great tutorial! But the music was too much 😢
Sorry about that! I don't use music anymore unless it makes sense, it's just too distracting 😅 I'm learning 😂
I am new to crochet but your tutorial was easy to follow. Thank you. Please consider losing the music. It is annoying.
You don’t say how many on the first chain
The first chain is 25 sts long. Sorry about that!
Yes she does, 0:29
great tut... drop the music... so annoying!
This music is really unnecessary
Thank you, I love this pot holder and you explained the thermal stitch really well. Hadn't done this stitch before.