Here is the pattern I promised you to coordinate with the Meshie-Washie Dishcloth.
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Meshie-Potholder
Meshie-Potholder
You will make 2 "squares"
Materials:
All cotton ww yarn (examples use 3 colors)
G Hook
Tapestry needle
Directions:
1st Square: We'll call this the front piece
With color A chain 29
Row 1 In 2nd ch from hook sc then sc across (28 sc), ch 3 then turn
Row 2 skip first sc then dc in next sc, ch1, *skip sc then dc in next, ch 1*
Row 3 sc across {last sc will be between a dc and ch3 ( 28 across)}
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you have 9 rows of row 2 and 10 rows of row 3
Fasten Off
All cotton ww yarn (examples use 3 colors)
G Hook
Tapestry needle
Directions:
1st Square: We'll call this the front piece
With color A chain 29
Row 1 In 2nd ch from hook sc then sc across (28 sc), ch 3 then turn
Row 2 skip first sc then dc in next sc, ch1, *skip sc then dc in next, ch 1*
Row 3 sc across {last sc will be between a dc and ch3 ( 28 across)}
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you have 9 rows of row 2 and 10 rows of row 3
Fasten Off
2nd Square: We'll call this the back piece
With color B chain 29
Row 1 In 2nd ch from hook sc then sc across (28 sc), ch 3 then turn
Row 2 dc across row
Alternate dc with sc rows. Do 10 rows of sc and 9 rows of dc
Fasten off
Weave in Ends (or you can leave this to the end)
Assemble:
Lay the back side of the back piece (are you following me??) down on table with the back side down.
Lay the back side of the front piece on top of the back piece. (Have I confused you yet?)
Matching up the sc and dc rows will simplify crocheting these pieces together.
Edging:
NOTE: Both pieces together
NOTE: Both pieces together
1st round--
attach color B ch1
sc around-- In corners, put 1 sc ch2 and 1sc
slip stitch into first stitch when finishing row
Fasten off
2nd round
attach color C in a corner ch3
2nd round
attach color C in a corner ch3
dc around--In corners put 2 dc ch1 and 2dc
slip stitch into first stitch when finishing row
slip stitch into first stitch when finishing row
Here you may opt to chain 10 and sl st to corner to make a hanger-circle thingie.
Fasten off
Weave in all loose ends
Fasten off
Weave in all loose ends
Note: If you see that I have made a "goof" please let me know. I am the only one who has "tested" this pattern so some "goofs" may have been missed.
If you use this pattern please give me some feedback on it. Thank you for visiting and hugs to all...
Potholders Galore
Awesome potholder!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel! I'm glad you like it.
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