The BEST VIDEO.....Easy to learn and follow. Thank you for sharing. A wonderful way to use all the leftover yarns. EXCELLENT. CAST ON 41 and work 40 Thank you again.
BEST TUTORIAL FOR THICK FOLDED POTHOLDER/HOT PAD! EXCELLENT!! The other day I found two tutorials that I've tried and enjoyed. I ALMOST DIDN'T CLICK ON THIS ONE but boy am I glad I did. You answered ALL my questions and gave such clear instructions. THANK YOU .. THANK YOU .. THANK YOU!!! (Channeling my inner Gomer Pyle 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉)
It looks to me that crocheting into the back loop makes the front side look better than the other magic potholders I’ve seen! Have to make one to see! Very good instructions! Thanks!
Cotton is definitely a great medium! I personally don’t use them as a trivet because the condensation from the heat leave cotton fuzz on my wood tables and ruins them. ☹️
Honestly, I think hdc is going to be a nice thickness because you’ll have the added bulk of the third loop. 🥰 You’ll have to let me know how they turn out!
Thank you so much, Blair! I do not have a hdc in a hotpad. But, you could easily change this one into a hdc by starting your beginning chain 2 chains extra, then putting a hdc in the third ch from the hook and proceeding to do hdc’ sin each chain and stitch going around. The principle of the magic square will remain the same. It will still fold in on itself and create your hotpad- just using the taller stitch so it won’t take as long. Hope that helps! 🥰😘
@@jackieflesner3118 I still haven't made this one in hdc although it seems to be a popular stitch to use. I think I'll need to give it a go this fall while I'm working on my scrap projects!
Unless you want really thick washcloths, I wouldn’t use this pattern. And you don’t want to use acrylic for washcloths because acrylic is plastic and won’t absorb any water. It’s great for scrubbers, but not anything else. Use 100% cotton for washcloths.
Thank you for sharing that trick on the color changes!
You’re welcome!
The BEST VIDEO.....Easy to learn and follow. Thank you for sharing. A wonderful way to
use all the leftover yarns. EXCELLENT. CAST ON 41 and work 40 Thank you again.
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 🥰🥰
BEST TUTORIAL FOR THICK FOLDED POTHOLDER/HOT PAD! EXCELLENT!! The other day I found two tutorials that I've tried and enjoyed. I ALMOST DIDN'T CLICK ON THIS ONE but boy am I glad I did. You answered ALL my questions and gave such clear instructions. THANK YOU .. THANK YOU .. THANK YOU!!! (Channeling my inner Gomer Pyle 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉)
Wow, thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰🥰
It looks to me that crocheting into the back loop makes the front side look better than the other magic potholders I’ve seen! Have to make one to see! Very good instructions! Thanks!
Thank you Cathie!!
Agreed!!!
So many good tips! I have always used cotton and added stitches at the corners. I'm getting my acrylic out. ❤
Awesome! I’m so glad it was so useful! Acrylic really is the bomb. 🤣🤣
Very well said in directions.
Thank you!
Very good tutorial thank you
Thank you Brenda!
Super seeing you here Biz. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank ou fir the tips. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! 🥰🥰
100% cotton is the best if you use it as a trivet and seta hot dish on. It what works for you
Cotton is definitely a great medium! I personally don’t use them as a trivet because the condensation from the heat leave cotton fuzz on my wood tables and ruins them. ☹️
Omg ur way is so much easier 🎉😊
Yay!! 🥰🥰
Fantastic
Thank you! 🙏🥰
I leave my cut off ends inside potholder, I don’t hide the, I like lg potholders, so what’s the next number, like your is 41 I want a hair bigger
I usually increase mine by 5 stitches for the ‘next size up’.
I crochet tight so I’m trying it in hdc. Hoping it’s still thick.
Honestly, I think hdc is going to be a nice thickness because you’ll have the added bulk of the third loop. 🥰 You’ll have to let me know how they turn out!
I crocheted one with an I hook and one with an H hook. The H hook is better.
@@karenmiller5528 Nice! I'm glad it worked out well!
Is there a free written pattern
Hi Jane! You can find the written pattern here: bizzycrochet.blogspot.com/2020/03/happy-scrappy-hotpad-picture-tutorial.html?m=1
I use Acylic always, I’ve had these for years and still them.
Why waste the cotton
Great point! I find cotton to be too thick sometimes too.
@@BizzyCrochet where you live, I live in Northeast Nebraska
We could be friends ?????
@@jackieflesner3118 Hey there! I’m in Florida, but we can always be yarn friends!!
@@BizzyCrochet yes indeed
I like a half double crocht in a hotpad do you have something like that. Blair
Thank you so much, Blair! I do not have a hdc in a hotpad. But, you could easily change this one into a hdc by starting your beginning chain 2 chains extra, then putting a hdc in the third ch from the hook and proceeding to do hdc’ sin each chain and stitch going around. The principle of the magic square will remain the same. It will still fold in on itself and create your hotpad- just using the taller stitch so it won’t take as long. Hope that helps! 🥰😘
@@BizzyCrochet oh ok thanks so much ♥️🧸♥️👍🧸♥️👍good work you do !!!
@@BizzyCrochet I’ve used HDC AND LOVE IT ALSO
@@jackieflesner3118 I still haven't made this one in hdc although it seems to be a popular stitch to use. I think I'll need to give it a go this fall while I'm working on my scrap projects!
and can I used this pattern for a washcloths too? and used red heart arylic yarn for this project? Blair
Unless you want really thick washcloths, I wouldn’t use this pattern. And you don’t want to use acrylic for washcloths because acrylic is plastic and won’t absorb any water. It’s great for scrubbers, but not anything else. Use 100% cotton for washcloths.
Also- check out my playlist of washcloth patterns: ruclips.net/p/PLG5zDm_rpFFZsF1NNsIWwnuj9gLVwM1fK
@@BizzyCrochet thanks so much half double crochet in this pattern on this right?
@@blairheiner6413 Yes you can do hdc on this one
@@BizzyCrochet thanks so much I appreciate you and your work so hard on everything you do!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!!👍😛💜😀😛
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