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September 29, 2018 handmadebase

Potholder crochet Potholder crochet will beuseful and very beautiful addition to your kitchen. It depends on you whether it will be decorative or functional, your crochet potholder. The potholder that we will consider today is distinguished by its suitability for use and can also serve as a decorative decoration for the kitchen. Many may wonder, what kind of potholders are these that are not suitable for use! And the answer in practice, I hope you will never feel and will immediately make good, beautiful and convenient crochet potholders! ? I call a bad potholder one that is made in one layer. Why! No matter how dense the knitted fabric is (of course, I do not take into account potholders made with half-columns without a crochet), it can always stretch and when removing a hot pan or pulling out an oven tray, your hand can get on the hot through the holes. I had such a small potholder, which I do not even remember where it came from, sometimes in a hurry I forgot and grabbed it. Naturally, then I jumped in pain and quickly ran to treat the burn. Now it has been sent "to retirement" and very successfully fulfills the role of a bookmark in a large cookbook. Well, I hope I have already talked everyone out of thin potholders! ? And now, let's start knitting! We will need: - three skeins of contrasting yarn, but matching each other; - a hook for the chosen yarn; - a needle with a wide eye; - scissors. 1. We need to knit two squares of the same size. The standard potholder size is 15 cm2. We make a pink square3. And we do the second square4. After completing both squares, place them next to each other, connecting the corners. Moreover, the intended front sides should be facing outward.5. We make it on a thread of a contrasting color6. Remove the yellow loop from the hook. Pick up the edge loops of the two squares, put the yellow loop back on the hook.7. Pull the yellow loop through the squares and do8. into the next loop.The tail of the yellow yarn needs to be a little bit so that it does not peek out through the holes of the pink square. In the same way, pick up the sides in advance or thread the edges of the pink and green threads from the holes with a needle.9.We knit the entire length of the sides of the squares using single crochets. If the number of loops on the sides does not match, we adjust for an even distribution of loops by counting the number of mismatched loops and distributing them along the length of the side. And on the turns, we perform 510. Having tied in a circle, we connect with the help of11. Air and continue to tie another row of single crochets12. In the central turning points, make three single crochet stitches. If the corners bend, make two additional single crochet stitches in the 1st and 5th turning loops of the previous row.13. Having finished the second row of binding, we close it with a connecting post.

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