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I hear you! I always think I don’t need stitch markers and then find myself a stitch short!

You’re very welcome. I am glad you enjoyed the pattern. Thanks so much for letting me know.

I completely agree!

Thank you so much, that is wonderful to hear 😍

I think there is an option for subtitles unfortunately I don’t speak Spanish but I wish I did!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. Good luck and happy crocheting.

I just finished the plushie, so easy to make thank you so much for the tutorial!

@Zodiacvids13 wow that was fast! No problem. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks for watching!

Wonderful! I am glad the video helped.

No problem. Glad the video helped.

Just one ball

This is just a short preview. The actually video shows you how to make the washcloth slowly and step-by-step. The tutorial is on my channel under videos not shorts.

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you so much, what a lovely comment. I have used this yarn for a few projects and love it, very easy yarn to work with.

I have never tried that before. That is an excellent idea!

That is so kind. Thank you very much for watching!

Wow that is so kind of you. Thank you! Enjoy the class.

I am not sure what you mean?

​@@woodcampercrochetcrafts In crochet instructions you will sometimes see a reference to multiples. For example if a stitch pattern requires 12 stitches to complete, it will say to use a multiple of 12. Which means if you wanted to make a larger cloth it could be like 12 x 4 or 12 x 6 to determine how many chains to make for the foundation row to create the size desired and still maintain the stitch pattern. I hope that makes sense.

@suebob16 thank you! I have been crocheting for 25 years and I am still learning new things, that is what I love about crochet. Thanks so much for taking the time to explain that! I will have to start incorporating that into my patterns.

Thanks, that is a great point. This is not a hot pad though, it is a washcloth or dishcloth but that is good to know.

​@@woodcampercrochetcraftsPeople do tend to use washcloths as potholders at times, though.

100% cotton is not safer by any means Cotton will ignite just as easily that acrylic will melt. Acrylic yarn will melt, liquify at 160* C / 320* F Under normal use 100% acrylic and acrylic cotton blend do nicely using as a pot holder, I have put them in direct contact with a gas flame bbq to test them and they never melted they singed. This isn’t a science test but it confirms the internet info. Most people who use cast iron and stainless steel without stay cool handles usually buy specific and sometimes silicone pot holders. Why is polyester used in a store bought pot holder but not a homemade one?

Also I have NEVER used a hot pad for a trivet. Only grabbed pans off the stove and over of the over , even cast iron. Have my own patterns for this.

This is a washcloth, not a hotpad.

Well hello from Canada! I’ve been to Australia, it is beautiful! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching. 🇨🇦🌲❤️

Thank you very much much! I haven’t made one with lighter yarn yet but chain until it is 6 inches in length and then chain 1 more for your turning chain and from there add as many additional chains as you want to increase the size.

If you are using a lighter weight yarn you will need to start with a bigger chain. The finished washcloth is 6 inches x 6 inches.

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts thank you!

No problem. Happy crocheting!this

I agree cotton can be hard to work with that is why I picked a blend. I find this yarn a lot easier to work with than 100 percent cotton yarn. As for shedding I haven’t had any issues with that. Thanks for watching!

Welcome! Nice to meet you. Thanks for joining. I hope you find some patterns you enjoy. 🧶

What a kind comment! Thank you so much. These are the comments that keep me motivated to make these videos ❤️

Thanks! I saw this yarn and it instantly screamed washcloth. I hear you about working with cotton yarn, it does separate. I picked this yarn because it is a blend, making it a little easier to work with.

No problem, thanks for watching.

Lion Brand Heartland yarn

I am so glad to hear these worked out for you. Thanks so much for watching!

Absolutely!! Thank you very much❤️🌲🇨🇦

@woodcampercrochetcrafts Thank you so much! I have a couple of stitches that I need, do you think you can film a video for those? Ofc only if you want too

@yes.absolutely which stitches?

@woodcampercrochetcrafts 3 double crochet puff stitch, and a dc front post stitch, and a normal dc

@@yes.absolutely I have a puff stitch tutorial on my channel under videos but it is not a short. Under shorts I have stitch tutorials for the sc and variations. I am currently filming hdc and variations and will be filming dc and variations after that so they are coming but not sure they will be ready in time for your pattern launch, sorry. Thanks so much for thinking of me and feel free to include links to any of the stitch tutorials that are currently on my channel. I am trying to film the stitch tutorials in order so when I upload them all of the sc, hdc, and dc videos are kept together so it is easy for people to find things .

The easiest way to increase the size is using a larger hook or thicker yarn. You can also start with two more in the first chain and then add a stitch to the beginning and end in of each row. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!

No problem. Thanks for watching.

Thank you!

The easiest way to decrease the size is using a smaller hook or thinner yarn. You can also start with a shorter chain and then remove an equal amount of stitches from each row, balancing them across the beginning and end. For example, if you chain 2 less than remove 1 stitch from the beginning and 1 stitch from the end of each row. Thanks for watching!

No problem!

Thank you so much!

That is a very good question I haven’t tried it in the round but don’t see why it wouldn’t work.

Hello, the back bump is only accessible when working in rows. If you do a row of single crochet and look at it from the top you can see the front and back loop that you normally work under. If you look behind the stitch you will see the back bump, also referred to as the third loop. This only becomes accessible when you complete the row and turn, then start working in the opposite direction. If you watch my stitch video for "hdc in the 3rd loop" it might help clarify the back bump / third loop. Hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching. Happy Crocheting

Thanks for the lovely comment. I am glad to hear you enjoyed the pattern. I have made a few pairs as gifts as well ❤️

When you are all finished the good side is facing out. Turn the booties inside out, pull your ends to the inside and weave them in. When you are all done weaving in your ends turn the bootie right side out again. Hope that helps.

You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the kind comments.

Thank you so much. That is great to hear. Glad you found the video easy to follow.

Thanks for watching

Hello from Canada. I am glad you are enjoying the pattern. You are very organized I need to start crocheting for next year. It sounds like you found the instructions for the left hand. The instructions are in the video I just don’t demonstrate. If you are looking for a hat I have one on my channel using the same yarn just in a different colour so that pattern would go with these mittens. It is pink, purple and pebble grey in the photo but you can make it in any colour to match your mittens. Thanks so much for watching all the way from the UK 🇬🇧❤️

I am glad you like the written pattern / video combo. Thanks for the purchase and support my small business.