First I could not make up my mind which pattern to use, there are just too many. Then I thought maybe using one I made in elementary school, but that was boring. So after a lot of trying and unraveling and trying again I combined elements from a French and a Japanese stitch pattern book. I'm pleased with the result and know that these 5 were not the only potholders I made from those patterns.
I can't wait to see all other results and so want a picture of Adrian and Maritza sitting in a heap of all the potholders!
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I really like the looks of your pot holders! And great job on coming up with your own, unique pattern!
ReplyDeleteNothing can beat the feeling of accomplishment. Though I'm not on your list, I look forward to crocheting my potholders to share this feeling with you. Your talent in choosing color combinations is inspiring so much so that I have linked my blog http://knoticaladventures.blogspot.com/, to yours.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea! I can't post pictures and some others probably can't either (Blogger can't handle so many members) so that way I could see them all!
ReplyDeletei think they are so pretty! i like the layered effect, i have not seen that in the pattern books i visited - i should look some more!
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