Cherry Candy Cane Potholder
by Liz Chandler
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© Liz @PurlsAndPixels
Cherry Candy Cane Potholder
by Liz Chandler
This extra-thick, oversize potholder is made by doubling up strands of super bulky yarn. When using a self-striping yarn, as recommended, make sure you use a single dye lot and line up the striping colors before you begin knitting. Using two skeins from the same dye lot ensures you will have enough yarn for a complete square; however, you may try dividing one skein equally in separate balls. Shown in the color “Hudson Bay,” this quick knitting project is reminiscent of cherry candy canes. It can make a fun holiday piece, but is subdued enough to be used year-round.
For more information, see:
https://purlsandpixels.com/cherry-candy-cane-potholder/
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by Lion Brand
Super Bulky
80% Acrylic, 20% Wool
87 yards
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141
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