I just made a few of these for my mom as a Christmas gift. Hobby lobby has a bulky weight yarn that’s 100% cotton, it’s Yarn Bee Feelin’ Chunky…they came out perfect. Thank you for sharing. 💞
I just have to say you are such a FABULOUS teacher!! Your projects are so trendy and fun to make. I’m making dishcloths for my new 🏠. I can’t wait to start using them!!
Azeez yes! This is one of my favorite stitches because it’s so easy but creates the most beautiful texture! I am so happy you enjoyed the pattern and feel good about what you’ve made! ❤️
@@TheTurtleTrunk may I know where you are from? Because the easiest explanations I got from was you. So I am thinking of following you, can you tell me your country? I don't know if this question is rude or not, but please forgive me if I am being rude 💜️
Thank you for the easy tutorial! I’m excited to make this for Christmas I’m off next week so I’ll be making all my presents!!! My sister asked for this! So I’m happy I found a video!
I absolutely love this … this is one of my favorite stitches and I love all your patterns ( made your Xmas stocking) but …. I made two of these but I’m still not convinced that the user won’t be burned … can anyone add any input on how well they work ? I’m hoping they work well as this a will be my go to for a quick gift .
Hi! Sorry for the late reply, I use mine for taking things out of the oven! I do have a tighter tension than normal so I don't find there to be gaps between the stitches and the holder is quite thick. If you have a looser tension and find there are gaps between the stitches, you can try going down a hook size or 2.
Silly question: Are you going through the top loop or going through the top and the bottom loops? This looks good from here, but you didn't show the final thickness or if there are gaps in the finished piece. Thank you!
Hi! I am going through the top 2 loops. A HDC stitch has 2 top loops and a 3rd loop on the front/back, you do not want to work through that 3rd loop. There also shouldn't be any gaps in the piece, if yours does have gaps, then I suggest going down a hook size or 2 so there's no gaps. Hope that helps!
I made several of these for a friend they are beautiful! Very easy to follow video instructions. Question though 🤔 do these actually protect your hands from burns when taking things out of the oven?
Great question! You can tell if they're lining up if you can see the 3rd loop from the HDC every second stitch. The pattern will have that same texture all over. If each row you're working a SL ST then HDC, repeating across and ending with SL ST then you're good! Hope that answers your question!
Lily's Sugar n' Cream is a bit rougher of a yarn, I do find once its machine washed and dried, it soften up though! The red yarn I used is I Love This Cotton and the white is Lily's Sugar n' Cream
Yes it is! If you are using thinner yarn though or have a loose tension, you could notice gaps between the stitches so if you want to hold hot dishes with it be sure there are no gaps between the stitches before using.
love the pattern works up beautiful - but - the instructions call for 22 rows is this a typo I crocheted 12 rows ( 9 X 9 ) and this size seems perfect, I just wanted to be sure I wasn't making an error
Hi! I worked 22 rows for mine, it's not a typo. But you can work as many rows as needed to get a square! It could also be that you're counting 2 rows as 1. There are two rows between the ribbed texture and it can look like there's only one row, when there's actually 2.
You can definitely use that yarn! Since it is thinner you will need to adjust the pattern in some way. I think the easiest way would be to use 3-4 strands held together, then the hook size can stay the same and you can follow the pattern as is. You can also use 2 strands but you will need to add more stitches and more rows and the look may turn out a bit different. If you want to add more stitches be sure to chain an even number. Hope that helps!
Yes you can! Since the lemon peel uses slightly taller stitches, you just may not need to work as many rows though. So measure as you go and stop once you've made a square.
The problem with acrylic is that it can melt, so I wouldn’t use it if you’re planning on using this pot holder with hot items. Acrylic is fine if you don’t use the pot holder with anything hot enough to melt it
Yes there is! You can find it on Etsy here: www.etsy.com/listing/746010292/farmhouse-pot-holder-crochet-pattern?click_key=db61f1adce626af0c69f9d07820de8a0f7c510a7%3A746010292&click_sum=8facd4a5&ref=shop_home_active_9
you can use acrylic yarn if you don't plan on using this for hot items. Acrylic yarn can melt so cotton yarn is best if you're using this for hot stuff!
You'll want to use 2, that makes it thicker so you won't burn your hand while using it. With only one it'll be much holier and smaller. If you did only want to use one, it would work better as a dish cloth.
If you do it with one strand, make two of them and crochet a single crochet border around them to put them together. Otherwise it isn't thick enough for a potholder. I have made them that way before.
So happy you enjoyed the pattern! I would base your pricing off the price you paid for your wool and the amount of time spent making the pot holders. When I used to sell these I would sell them for $15 USD
Hi! Did you use two strands of yarn and the same hook size? If so, you may just have a tighter tension than I. So you can either go up a few hook sizes or add more initial chains and rows to make it bigger! Hope that helps!
New Subscriber From Philippines 2024. I try it right away. I love the result.
Best video yet. Nice and thick.
Thank you so much!
So much easier than making 2 and sewing them together. Thank you for sharing!
This is great! It never occurred to me to double the yarn. I had been making two and crocheting them together. This is much simpler. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for the pattern. This was so easy to ow and make. I've made several.
Def on my to do list
Excellent idea for Xmas gifts
I just made a few of these for my mom as a Christmas gift. Hobby lobby has a bulky weight yarn that’s 100% cotton, it’s Yarn Bee Feelin’ Chunky…they came out perfect. Thank you for sharing. 💞
Wonderful! I haven't tried that yarn yet, so I'm going to need to check it out!
I just LOVE the way these turned out and so easy! Thanks very much.
You're welcome! I'm so happy you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing this. I like this simple pattern!🤗
I love this! And so much easier then the thermal Stitch.
Thank you! I'm so happy you enjoy the tutorial!
Just finished making a couple.. Love how they turned out. Thank you for sharing, so pretty..
Thank you!!!
Just made my 1st pot holder watching your instruction. Turned out perfect! Making these for a friends bday and Christmas gifts. 🥰
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Happy making!
Amazing!
Thank you. There was one tutorial that was just muzak with sped up crocheting yours is perfectly explained & perfect speed. 💕💕💕💕
Such an easy pattern. I'm going to work on this right away
Thank. you for sharing. Neat Pot holder.
Love this pattern! Made two working in the back loop only too!
I just have to say you are such a FABULOUS teacher!! Your projects are so trendy and fun to make. I’m making dishcloths for my new 🏠. I can’t wait to start using them!!
Oh thank you so much! I am so happy that you've enjoyed the tutorials! I appreciate your support!
Fantastic pattern and super easy! Thank you for sharing! ❤👍
I am so happy you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Pretty pattern!
It's insane how easy this is, and how beautiful a pattern this turns out to be, makes me feel good about something I made😍😍😍
Azeez yes! This is one of my favorite stitches because it’s so easy but creates the most beautiful texture! I am so happy you enjoyed the pattern and feel good about what you’ve made! ❤️
@@TheTurtleTrunk really thank you for sharing this technique with us!!! As a newbie at crochet craft, I really appreciate it.
Azeez you are so welcome! Good luck in your crochet journey! ❤️
Good job!
this is my new favorite thing to make! I have 3 craft shows coming up and these are on repeat for me!!!!
I had so much fun making this cute pot holders. Brilliant idea of using two strands to double up. Thank you for sharing. 💖
So happy you enjoyed it! ❤️
Very nice. I'll be sending a couple to my mom for Mother's Day.
I hope she liked them!
Fifteen minutes!!!! I wish I crocheted that fast, 😆
I'M making alot of these for Christmas gifts thank you.
yay! I love giving these as Christmas gifts!
Awesome! I hope they turned out great!
Just made 1 pot holder this is so easy thank you for your video and easy project
So happy you enjoyed the tutorial! Thank you!
Trying right now❤️. Thank you
Love it! ...so, I subscribed! Thank you. Love your instruction.
thank you! I'm so happy you enjoyed the tutorial!
Love the red and white
Great size too
Thank you!
I agree!
Excellent!! Thank you for taking the time and for sharing your hard work.
You're welcome! Thanks for your support!
just tried this stitch out and it’s so easy and cool looking! thanks for the tutorial
Made it for my dad ❤
Thanks a million
Thanks i like it easy i going to try
Very nice pattern and excellent tutorial! Great gift idea!
Barbara Wilson so happy you enjoyed the tutorial! I love giving these as gifts! Especially as stocking stuffers!
I agree!
I tried this and got a fabulous result. Thanks for your lovely tutorials.❤️💜️💜️
So happy you enjoyed it! Thank you!
@@TheTurtleTrunk may I know where you are from? Because the easiest explanations I got from was you. So I am thinking of following you, can you tell me your country? I don't know if this question is rude or not, but please forgive me if I am being rude 💜️
I’m still seeing gaps, they’re small though, you think that’ll be okay to use for hot items? I did use cotton.
This is amazing! I am already making my first one! Thanks for the tutorial!
So happy you enjoy it! Thank you!
Really like this. Thanks for pattern.
You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoy it!
I open your channel because i want to learn this pot holder
love this!! thank you; adding to my try-it list! 🥰🤩
Thank you
You're welcome!
This was very helpful, thanks!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice!
Love this potholder thank you for easy tutorial. Wondering if you have a tutorial for nylon scrubby?
Lu Barre so glad you like it! Sorry I do not have a scrubby tutorial at this time
15 minutes my foot but i do like the stitch. the stitch shows up more with one color but to thicken it i will dbl it to.
I just made it long enough folded it and croctet it closed.
Thank you so much for this video I wish I could upload a pic 🌻💗
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Good job on your potholder!
I've made 2 and 1 of them was accidentally set on a burner that was on and yes it singed but it is still great to use.
That's beautiful look like a candy cane
Thank you for the easy tutorial! I’m excited to make this for Christmas I’m off next week so I’ll be making all my presents!!! My sister asked for this! So I’m happy I found a video!
Beautiful🥰🇲🇨
Thank you!
I absolutely love this … this is one of my favorite stitches and I love all your patterns ( made your Xmas stocking) but …. I made two of these but I’m still not convinced that the user won’t be burned … can anyone add any input on how well they work ? I’m hoping they work well as this a will be my go to for a quick gift .
Hi! Sorry for the late reply, I use mine for taking things out of the oven! I do have a tighter tension than normal so I don't find there to be gaps between the stitches and the holder is quite thick. If you have a looser tension and find there are gaps between the stitches, you can try going down a hook size or 2.
If I want to make bigger pot holders, how do I chain the right amount?
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Can I make two and sew them together?
Silly question: Are you going through the top loop or going through the top and the bottom loops? This looks good from here, but you didn't show the final thickness or if there are gaps in the finished piece. Thank you!
Hi! I am going through the top 2 loops. A HDC stitch has 2 top loops and a 3rd loop on the front/back, you do not want to work through that 3rd loop. There also shouldn't be any gaps in the piece, if yours does have gaps, then I suggest going down a hook size or 2 so there's no gaps. Hope that helps!
@@TheTurtleTrunk It dies help! Thank you so very much!!
Are you crocheting into the back loop of the stitches?
I’ve watched this several times and sometimes it appears to be in the back loop, but I don’t know!
No it is not in the back loop
Im literally thinking the same thing cause that's what it looks like.
Yeah she’s crocheting into back loop
Same here, I watched over and over and seems to be in the back loop so I’ll try that
I made several of these for a friend they are beautiful! Very easy to follow video instructions. Question though 🤔 do these actually protect your hands from burns when taking things out of the oven?
I use mine for taking things out of the oven and haven't been burnt yet!
@@TheTurtleTrunk ok thank you! I just wanted to make sure before I gave them to my friend to use as pot holders, I didn't want her to get burnt. Lol.
If you were to want to make it bigger does your chain just need to be an even number?
Yes! For Row 1 on, the stitch count needs to be an odd number so your chain needs to be an even number.
I'm trying to do this, how can i know if my slip stitches and HDC are lining up, row after row.? Love your video
Great question! You can tell if they're lining up if you can see the 3rd loop from the HDC every second stitch. The pattern will have that same texture all over. If each row you're working a SL ST then HDC, repeating across and ending with SL ST then you're good! Hope that answers your question!
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What cotton yarn did you use? Mine doesn't glide very well.
I used I Love This Cotton which is very soft and smooth!
Love your video! So nice design 😊 May I ask you which yarn brand did you use?
Thank you so much! I used Hobby Lobby's I Love This Cotton
I live how yours looks. I'm using lily's sugaring cream and mine is so rough and hard to crochet. What yarn are you using?
Lily's Sugar n' Cream is a bit rougher of a yarn, I do find once its machine washed and dried, it soften up though! The red yarn I used is I Love This Cotton and the white is Lily's Sugar n' Cream
Is this pad thick/dense enough to facilitate not buring of the hands?
Yes it is! If you are using thinner yarn though or have a loose tension, you could notice gaps between the stitches so if you want to hold hot dishes with it be sure there are no gaps between the stitches before using.
How long does this take to make typically?🥰 very helpful!!
Hi! Takes me about 20-30 minutes to make one!
love the pattern works up beautiful - but - the instructions call for 22 rows is this a typo I crocheted 12 rows ( 9 X 9 ) and this size seems perfect, I just wanted to be sure I wasn't making an error
Hi! I worked 22 rows for mine, it's not a typo. But you can work as many rows as needed to get a square! It could also be that you're counting 2 rows as 1. There are two rows between the ribbed texture and it can look like there's only one row, when there's actually 2.
Hi! The only cotton yarn I can find in my area is 8/4 yarn. Can I use this yarn for this project, and just make more stitches? Thanks!
You can definitely use that yarn! Since it is thinner you will need to adjust the pattern in some way. I think the easiest way would be to use 3-4 strands held together, then the hook size can stay the same and you can follow the pattern as is. You can also use 2 strands but you will need to add more stitches and more rows and the look may turn out a bit different. If you want to add more stitches be sure to chain an even number. Hope that helps!
I only have 5.5 mm hook, can i use it too??
your pot holder will come out a bit stiffer and smaller but it'll still work! you can add a few more stitches and rows to make up for it though!
@@TheTurtleTrunk thank you so much!
Hi are you using the back loop or both loops thankyou
Hi Norma! Both loops are worked into
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Can you use the lemon peel stitch for this project instead of the moss stitch?
Yes you can! Since the lemon peel uses slightly taller stitches, you just may not need to work as many rows though. So measure as you go and stop once you've made a square.
Awesome! Thank you!
Could you tell me the multiples of this to make something bigger,please?
Hi Judy! You just need to chain an even number of stitches to adjust the width as you like!
can a single strand of a thicker yarn be used? if so which weight?
You would need a super bulky (6) weight
Ok the only yarn that I can find is acrylic. Can acrylic not be used at all?
The problem with acrylic is that it can melt, so I wouldn’t use it if you’re planning on using this pot holder with hot items. Acrylic is fine if you don’t use the pot holder with anything hot enough to melt it
Is there a pdf version we can purchase?
Yes there is! You can find it on Etsy here: www.etsy.com/listing/746010292/farmhouse-pot-holder-crochet-pattern?click_key=db61f1adce626af0c69f9d07820de8a0f7c510a7%3A746010292&click_sum=8facd4a5&ref=shop_home_active_9
Hi, can I use an acrylic yarn?
you can use acrylic yarn if you don't plan on using this for hot items. Acrylic yarn can melt so cotton yarn is best if you're using this for hot stuff!
Do you have to use two strands or can you use just one?
You'll want to use 2, that makes it thicker so you won't burn your hand while using it. With only one it'll be much holier and smaller. If you did only want to use one, it would work better as a dish cloth.
If you do it with one strand, make two of them and crochet a single crochet border around them to put them together. Otherwise it isn't thick enough for a potholder. I have made them that way before.
is there a printable pattern?
Great pattern! I just made three out of wool for my mom’s birthday and she loved them! What is a good price to sell ones made out of wool?
So happy you enjoyed the pattern! I would base your pricing off the price you paid for your wool and the amount of time spent making the pot holders. When I used to sell these I would sell them for $15 USD
@@TheTurtleTrunk Thank you for the advice!
I’m new to crochet and used your tutorial for one! But it is so much smaller, measuring only 5x5.5inches. Is there a way I messed up?
Hi! Did you use two strands of yarn and the same hook size? If so, you may just have a tighter tension than I. So you can either go up a few hook sizes or add more initial chains and rows to make it bigger! Hope that helps!
Could this be done with three yarn strands?
It certainly could! That would just make it a bit thicker and larger in size.
I thought this was supposed to be the farmhouse stitch? That's what the title says.
The name of the pattern is called the Farmhouse Pot Holder and it uses the even moss stitch.