Material: cotton yarn in two colors with matching knitting needles. The chart pattern can be seen only from the front. The odd rows (1,3, ...) are read from right to left. The even rows (2.4, ...-) are from left to right.
Cream-colored squares indicate stitch and row number. Red-colored squares indicate cast on and bind off row. Gray-colored squares indicate the edge stitches on the right and left.
Potholder Candlelight Material: cotton yarn in two colors with matching knitting needles. The chart pattern can be seen only from the front. The odd rows (1, 3, ...) are read from right to le
Sunflower Trivet Pattern Modified By: Samantha Attanasio (crochetsam@attanasio.org) This pattern is a modified version of Flower Potholders by Jennifer Martin, available on Ravelry. There is als
Oma's Potholders ! You will need three different colours of cotton yarn. Mine were made out of sport weight yarn, for a set of two I used up 37 m of colour 1 and 2 and 60 m of colour 3, hook siz
Deadpool Pillow Wasn't the movie beyond awesome?? I laughed my ass off watching it, which made sitting through it quite awkward :-P I was asked a couple of times to post a pattern for the pillow
Little Owl's Hut Crochet Pattern By Galina Astashova Skill level: Intermediate ! About this pattern Dolly is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. You will n
Mario Powerup Charts Charted by Sarah McFaul Send questions or comments to sarah dot mcfaul at gmail dot com. These charts were made with knitting in mind, so they are wider than they are tal
Potholder Maritime Motifs Material: cotton yarn in two colors with matching knitting needles. The chart pattern can be seen only from the front. The odd rows (1, 3, ...) are read from right t
Pretty Potholder by: CheriLou ! 2 skeins of your main color in cotton (I used Lion Brand Cotton Ease in Cherry) 2 skein of your secondary color in cotton (I used Bernat Cotton Candy in Black
Ribs for Dinner Potholder Designed by Lisa Gonzalez Skill Level: Easy+ The basic construction of this potholder is incredibly simple - two rectangles crocheted together - and creates a very stur
kaleidoscope YARNS ! Crochet Potholder (or hot pad) 1 skein Mission Falls cotton yarn (or similar worsted weight cotton) Crochet hook G ( you want the stitches firm for heat protection) C