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That’s a great hack!

I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

Aww that makes me so happy to hear! I'm glad the video was helpful :)

Thank you! You can use acrylic, just don't put any hot items on them because acrylic is not heat-resistant. Cotton and wool are heat-resistant and best for things like coasters and potholders. Hope this helps!

@@Dogwood.Crochet You are quite welcome, and thank you!

Nice! That's a great idea

Oh nice! I will have to try that

Great idea!

Same!!

I don't have a written pattern for it, but I used half double crochet in the third loop and made a rectangle!

@@rileynicole1433 you’re not alone!!☺️

Here's what to do to add more rounds: Round 4: [1 dc blo in first 2 st/s, 2 dc blo in the third st] repeat that around (48) Round 5: [1 dc blo in first 3 st/s, 2 dc blo in the fourth st] repeat that around (60) Round 6: zig zag border as shown in the video I also have this pattern published as the zig zag trivet which is a larger size of the coaster! You can shop the pattern here: dogwoodcrochetus.etsy.com/listing/1524505353/crochet-pattern-zig-zag-trivet-crochet I hope this helps!

It could be your tension. If your stitch count is the same as mine, try loosening your tension a bit or you could also try stretching it out a bit after you make it. Hope this helps!

Hi there! I used Lily Sugar N Cream cotton yarn in the colors jute, ecru, and indigo

My pleasure! I'm glad you like it

These look great with other types of bulky yarn too (like wool)! I hope you enjoy :)

Glad it helped!

Glad you like it!

It's cotton!

Nice!! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I bet these look really nice with t-shirt yarn :)

Thank you! I have a matching trivet pattern that has more rounds, but it's not quite large enough for a placemat

This tutorial is in US terms so I use a US double. But if you're used to UK terms, then yes, that's a UK treble!

You would repeat Rows 2-5 as I showed them in the video until you get to the width that you want! For example, for the medium size, start with a ch 47, and when you get to Row 6, repeat Rows 2-5 until the end of Row 13 (Row 6 = Row 2, Row 7 = Row 3, Row 8 = Row 4, Row 9 = Row 5, Row 10 = Row 2, etc...) Hope this helps!

Thank you so much!

Aww thank you so much! :)

My pleasure!

You can use anything soft for stuffing. Yarn scraps, old (clean) socks or t-shirt cut up, stuffing from another pillow …

@matildarei thank you! I'm still quite new (2 years) it would have taken me awhile to think of that lol

@@taralacey5076 I hope you enjoy making them! And yes, you can use other things for stuffing like @matildarei said. I like to use yarn scraps!

@@Dogwood.Crochet great idea! I have lots of those

I just got it at my local craft store! It's Lily Sugar N Cream cotton yarn by Yarnspirations

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you!

Aww I get that

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Thanks! :)

Hi! Here's what to do to add more rounds: Round 5: *1 hdc in the first 3 st/s, 2 hdc in the next st, repeat from * around, sl st to join to the first st of the round, ch 2 (40) Round 6: *1 hdc in the first 4 st/s, 2 hdc in the next st, repeat from * around, sl st to join to the first st of the round, ch 2 (48)

Thanks!!

6.5mm hook!

You just popped up on my newsfeed. I watched the pumpkin making and it is adorable. You are an awesome teacher. I really enjoyed this. I made one and it came out so cute and I used a cinnamon stick for the stem.❤❤

@@catherinekostecki5740 Aww you just made my day! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Adorable idea to add a cinnamon stick for the stem!

Yes, that could work too! And yep 3 yarns is a lot - it gives it a really chunky and textured look. You could always follow the pattern with a single strand of bulky weight and adjust the stitch count to be the size you want! Happy crocheting :)

@@Dogwood.Crochet yes thank you!

Thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that and glad you have conquered the magic circle now! :)

There's not enough left over to make two unfortunately. But you could make a smaller single-stranded basket!

Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful :)

hi!!

Thank you! It's so fun to make

Thank you so much!!

Thank you very much!

You are so welcome! I'm glad you like it!

I would guess it has to do with your tension. Try making the stitches a bit looser as you crochet them and that should help!

@@Dogwood.Crochet Can they use a Crochet Hook 1 size larger, to make it a little looser?

@@gamecrusher2024 Yes, that's another way to loosen the tension a bit!

Aww thank you so much!! You just made my day :) I'm glad you find my tutorials helpful and that you're enjoying crocheting a bunch of coasters!

@@CarolynLopez45 thank you!!☺️🎃