DIY Crocheted Pot Holders using Macramé Cord

Hi, thanks for watching.
I learned how to do a single crochet thermal stitch from this video by Rich Textures Crochet.
• Single Crochet Thermal...
The macramé cord (3mm x 109 yards) that I used is no longer available but here is a similar version.
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[@LisaCastaneda-uh5mj]

Love this pattern. I used 6mm cord (cotton) and made a trivet. Super fast and fun. Nice boho look.

[@mrsgingernoisette]

Actually this taught me how to crotchet.

[@peabea6177]

Just saw one of these in the Der Dutchman Gift Shop and so glad to find the pattern. My DIL loved it so will be making her one. Love your pattern.

[@MelinaArrindell]

OMG I’m so happy i found your channel !! I love diy’s 🥰🥰🥰

[@zainmodack9622]

Just made my first pot holder....thanks for this cool pattern!

[@ellehfr4806]

Gorgeous! Love these! But at the end of each row please show how to make edges look even!

[@Chamarita357]

Thank you I made the first potholder and it came out great 😊

[@kristyjo3070]

Amazing tutorial!

[@WrightAve-cc9jq]

Very nice :)

[@anitabhave7096]

Very nice. How much total length of the cord is required to make this ?

[@FairyFellersMasterStroke]

Awesome! What crochet size hook do I need for 4mm macrame cord???

[@couponingjen1581]

Hi new here did you do 15 rows total for this? I'm still learning and a little confused on how many rows I need to do:)

[@dhduncan]

What temp wash cycle and which dryer setting?

[@user-uk7rg8bm3c]

Hard to do

[@aimeeaa599]

Hi! How long to make 1 pot holder please

[@barbaradillman4331]

What is the thickness of your macramé cord?

[@rosevela2316]

At 0:25 it says 3mm macramè cord 😊

[@alvadahurley4052]

Your music is to loud.

[@mtcoghlan3515]

Thank you, a great tutorial. Very easy to follow