Putting the Edge on the Checkerboard Potholder 

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Lesson 1, Crochet into the Back Loop of a Chain, Beginners Tapestry Crochet: Focused on starting with a finished edge, something that all crocheters should know
• Crochet into the Back ...
Lesson 2, How To Tapestry Crochet Color Change: Focused on the actual Tapestry Square Center and made the bulk of the Checkerboard Potholder
• How To Tapestry Croche...
This Lesson 3, Putting the Edge on the Checkerboard Potholder: Finishes the Tapestry Checkerboard Potholder - MANY LESSONS ARE STILL COMING.
To complete this pattern, and the lessons, you’ll need 2 balls of worsted weight cotton yarn. Pick a dark and light color that you love. The better the contrast of these colors, the better your checkerboard will turn out. The yarn I work with (and totally love) is Knit Picks Dishie Cotton Yarn. This link will take you to Knit Picks to have a look around: shrsl.com/183jq
The hook we’ll be using is a G 4.0 mm hook. I personally use Clover crochet hooks, they fit my hands wonderfully and really ease the strain on my wrists. This link will take to Amazon were you’ll see the G hook: amzn.to/2CN22PL
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