Crocheted Pop Can Top Pot Hot Pad

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RE: Crocheted Pop Can Top Pot Hot Pad

Thanks trishaj, that is the one I was looking for. Jilson has also sent a great ideal. Love the purse made out of tabs. Ihave already started collecting the tabs.

Post By beth (Guest Post)

RE: Crocheted Pop Can Top Pot Hot Pad

Plastic Pop Ring Potholder
Materials:
1 six-pack of pop rings cut apart into rings and trimmed into circles.
Knitting worsted yarn: Main color and contrast color.
G crochet hook
Potholder:
Using main color. Sc around each individual ring until full(do not force sts).(6 rings)
With contrasting color, ch 50 sts. Turn and skip 3 sts. Then dc in each remaining ch. End off.
Spread out rings and overlap the edges like a deck of cards spread out. (See first image)
Take the contrasting color strip and weave over and under the rings to weave together. When back to beginning, tie the strip to the beginning and arrange the rings so they look nice. (Takes a little pulling and twisting.)
Sc with contrasting color around the outside of the potholder to anchor the rings in place(See 2nd image).



Images
The rings are drawn in different colors to make them easier to see. The strip and contrasting color are drawn in blue.
Image #1
Image #2

you can also find it at the following website:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4054/potholder.htm

Post by trishaj

RE: Crocheted Pop Can Top Pot Hot Pad

I could not find a hot pad; but this purse tutorial might jog your memory. One of the rounds might be extended for a hot pad?

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=235401.0

Post by Jilson

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