A Potholder from Cotton Tube Yarn
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This potholder is quick and easy to knit: Knit all stitches on all rows (garter stitches) using cotton tube yarn which is 100% cotton on the outside, filled with nylon stuffing on the inside (heat resistant). A faux leather paper strap is sewn on with mercerised cotton yarn. Yarn consumption: 100 g cotton tube yarn.
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How to do it
1 It's important to knit a test square to test your tension. If there are too many stitches on a 10 cm test square, change to thinner needles and if there are too few stitches, change to thicker ones. Gauge: 10 x 10 cm = 12 stitches and 24 rows (garter stitches on all stitches and rows).
2 Cast on 24 stitches on No. 8 circular knitting needles and knit plain stitches on all rows (garter stitches) until the knitted piece measures 20 cm.
Cast off and secure the ends on the back.
3 Faux leather paper strap (can be washed and is heat resistant): Cut a 2.5 cm wide x 13 cm long faux leather paper strip. Double over, and make four holes with hole punch pliers.
4 Sew on the strap with mercerised cotton yarn and secure the end by tying a knot underneath the strap.
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