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These checkerboard pot holders are knitted using the intarsia technique and then felted in the washing machine to make them good and sturdy.
Lifestyle - How Stuff Works
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The pretty stripes and simple design is knitted with a circular needle.
The Chilly Dog
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This pattern is an excellent beginner knitting project with the bonus that it’s really useful for the home and cute!
Homey Oh My
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Garter stitch potholder tutorial.
Make Calm Lovely
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The finished potholder can be used in the kitchen or transitioned to the dinner table as a trivet.
Reading My Tea Leaves
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The garter stitch potholder is quick and easy to make.
Easy On The Tongue
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This DIY knitted potholder pattern will stitch up quickly with chunky cotton yarn.
Hannah Trickett
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Whether you made your t-shirt yarn yourself or bought it straight off the shelf, anyone from beginner to advanced could enjoy this quick, simple potholder pattern.
The Snugglery
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A free pattern for a thick knitted potholder that will keep your hands from burning.
By Faythe Payne at Discover Hugpages
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