Tip: If your potholder turns wavy after a few rounds, try tightening your stitches. I was incredibly frustrated with my 2nd and 3rd potholder, having to unravel most of it since the waviness just kept getting worse and it wouldn't lay flat. I used much more tension on my fourth one and the results were much better. I wrapped the yarn between all four of my fingers, and yes this did cause my hand to cramp up sooner, but at least I got through the entire potholder without it becoming wavy.
Yes, it probably will melt. Even if you use a blend of cotton and acrylic yarn it is likely that the stitches will melt together, stick to your pot or in worst case scenarios catch fire.
Hello, I’m so happy to have found you on the RU-vid channel. You are an extraordinary teacher. Your work is beautiful. I’m going to try your tutorials..beautiful ❤️🌹❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
This is a beautiful!! I hope that you continue to do more patterns. I was curious about the amount of chains to make. I found the answer from a previous comment. I’m a retired legal secretary and you spoke like someone use to dictating letters etc. Please continue doing tutorials. Thank you
I was wondering if you could tell me the brand and color of the yarn you used for the multicolored pumpkin in your thumbnail? I am in love with the way it looks!🥰
