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> A Double-Sided, Slightly Denser Potholder
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A Double-Sided, Slightly Denser Potholder
I love the look of simple, round potholders, but I don’t love how far apart the double crochets end up in the outer rounds compared to the inner ones. I just need a little more material between my fingers and a hot pan, you know? Thus, I created this, a slightly denser potholder, which utilizes a simple trick to add a few more “stitches” without actually changing any of the usual stitch counts.
Yarn: worsted weight cotton (100% cotton is best, but anything at least 80% cotton will do. Try to steer clear of anything containing acrylic.)
Hook: 3.75 / F
Skill level: easy
Finished size: ~6” in diameter
It’s not a picture tutorial, but there are pictures explaining things!
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- First published: January 2020
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