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THERMAL STITCH HOT PAD TUTORIAL, EASY CROCHET POT HOLDER, HOW TO CROCHET A POT HOLDER
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2020
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This video tutorial shows how to make a thermal stitch crochet hot pad. It uses Lion Brand's Side Dish Yarn.
Side Dish has been discontinued. Hooked brand Eco Barbante is a great substitue. I chain 17 instead of 18 to start. You can also use three strands of worsted weight cotton and go up a crochet hook size.
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I have tried to learn the thermal stitch by looking at MANY youtube videos but yours is the ONLY one that helpe my accomplish this! Thank you!!!
Your instructions were so clear, many youtubers speed with the stitches, we can't even see what to do, this was excellent!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial :)
Thank you for an awesome tutorial.
I just finished my first potholder. 🙂❤,greetings from Tanzania.
I just finished my first ever hot pad using your tutorial! I am so excited at the result! Thank you so much for sharing this!
that's so awesome!! so nice to hear :)
I love this technique….it’s my favorite so far….I am very new to crochet and this one comes out perfect every time….
Thanks so much for your video! Your instructions were easy to follow. I completed my first crocheted pot holder. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! I was struggling with looking like I was a stitch short at the end of every row. I'm so thrilled I found your explanation. :D
That's awesome! I'm so glad the tutorial helped :)
Thanks Kristen, for an Excellent Pattern!! Before I found you, I struggled with another pattern, but your instructions were so helpful & have made all the difference!! Thanks so much!! 💗
hi dee dee! thanks so much for letting me know. that is awesome to hear! so glad to help :)
Thank you for the great video! Super easy. It was helpful that you used thicker yarn because it's easier to see. I also used two strands of Lion brand cotton yarn called Spice.
that sounds like a great yarn for fall!!
Thank you! I didn’t have a chunky yarn so I made this using two strands of Lily Sugar’nCream (#4) in color Tea Rose with a 10mm hook (N) It took just about the entire 120 yard skein. Only did about 17 total rows for an 8x8 pad. Looks cute and was fun, using the bigger hook! 😊👍
that's awesome! i'll have to give that a try sometime :)
Just saw your tutorial, very easy to understand.
thank you so much! glad you liked it!
Super cute!
thank you!!
Agree
Hey girl! It’s me Katriina from the A&T Crochet FB group...nice job
hey katriina!! thanks so much. love the A&T community :)
Thank you for the great video!
No problem! I enjoy making them. So glad you like it :)
Thanks susan! happy to make it :)
Hello Kristen. Thank you. Love this pattern. But I tried to find this lion brand yarn . And come to find out Lion Brand discontinued this yarn.☹️! But I was able to search and found some at a store called Super Saver stores. Found 2 skeins of the white in your video. Love love this yarn ! It’s sad that they discontinued it. I was able to use 2 strands of the regular 100% cotton yarn and turned out nice and thick as well. Thank you for the video.
i was soo upset to find out it was discontinued! i can' tbelieve it so sad, but I'm glad you were able to find some more. that's awesome!
This is such a cool stitch, I’m going to try it out! Just a few things:
1) We hold the yarn the very same way. I haven’t seen another tutorial who holds it like I do until now.
2) Does this stitch make the potholder extra thick, like those I’ve seen that fold over on itself, making it extra thick?
very neat! It's how my grandmother taught me. It makes it extra thick, but it doesn't fold over on itself.
Can you use Chuck yarn? What is the name of the yarn u used and also where did you buy? I love your video and the first time I have seen Ann cincinnati
Very nice pattern. Can you please post link to the yarn you used here??
Hi Waneva! Thanks so much. Here's the link www.lionbrand.com/products/side-dish-yarn
When i do use the cotton worsted weight #4, my sides turn out ragged. Is there a way to finish the sides?
Hi Gina, I haven't ever finished the side but I think you could probably single crochet around evenly spaced and then in the corners do a couple extra single crochet in the same stitch so it lays flat
I have a lot of worsted weight (4) cotton yarn. Is there a pattern for using what I have?
Hi Gina! Yes, you can follow the tutorial but use three strands of worsted weight cotton yarn and size up to a 7mm hook. This is the written pattern in case you're interested in it
I'm trying to do this project with Bernat home decor yarn . I'm having a little trouble getting started is it the stretchiness that doesn't work well with this particular stitch or is it just me ? Lol
lol I think it might be because bernat home decor is a tubular type yarn. if you don't have the side dish a good alternative is to use 3 strands of a cotton, worsted weight yarn such as lily sugar 'n cream and moving up a hook size
@@pontneufstudio ok thank you so much I do have some good cotton yarn I'll give that a try , and just make more head band ear warmers out if the rest of my home decor 🤷♀️😁
I you going to use it as hot pot holder you need cotton yarn other wise it will burn
What are the dimensions of your finished potholder? Fabulous video, btw!
Hi Kari! Thanks so much. The finished dimensions are 7.5"x7.5" or 19cmx19cm excluding the hanging loop.
the yarn you used in the video is discontinued. Is there another yarn that you can recommend?
Hi Gina, I haven't found a great substitute yet that is thick, but I have used 3 strands of worsted weight yarn and gone up 1/2 a mm in hook size and that's worked up very similarly
Will one ball of yarn make two pot holders?
Hi melanie! you would need one and about a third of the thick side dish yarn to make a potholder
What size hook?
Hi Dee! For the side dish yarn I use 6.5mm and if I'm making it with 3 strands of worsted weight yarn, I bump up to a 7mm hook. I crochet on the loose side so if you have naturally tight tension I'd go up a hook size or two from those.
@@pontneufstudio Thanks very much.