I made one of my favorite kinds of potholders using the granny mandala pattern. This one is my favorite out of the set, it was really hard to give up!
I made a hexagon potholder also, this is always a fun one to make. I think I need to start using a bigger hook though, this one turned out a little small. I've had emails a few times about how to put this kind of potholder together, so I took some pictures while I was making this one, I'll be posting it next week sometime!
My partner said she had a blue kitchen, so I made her a blue potholder, hopefully it works with her kitchen! I used the scalloped potholder pattern for this one but changed the edging, I made picots at the top of each fpdc. I really like how it worked out.
I also sent along a dishcloth to match the blue potholder, I sent the blue one that was supposed to go out for the Annual Dishcloth Swap. I managed to forget to actually mail the package, so I missed out on that fun.
ps: the 500 follower giveaway is coming up this weekend!
These are all so beautiful! I especially love the third one.
ReplyDeleteThe first is my fav too, but they are all really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI didn't not ravelry organised swaps. Where do you find them? I haven't done a swap in ages and would love to do another one.
ReplyDeleteLove those, especialy the first one!
ReplyDeletelove :) so cute yours potholder
ReplyDeletecheers from Paris
Alex
These are awesome, I love the colours you have chosen!
ReplyDeletelike such colors!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking on making some crocheted potholders and I love your ideas, thanks!
ReplyDeleteIs it me or does the last one remind anyone else of the London Eye or a Ferris Wheel? Its great. Love the colours too.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, I just love the colors you picked! Your partner is a lucky duck!
ReplyDeleteVotre site est merveilleux et diversifié. Étant invalide et insomniaque je suis toujours occupé grâce à vous.
ReplyDeleteBonne continuation !
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