(Posting a day early this week) As I was organizing my kitchen this past weekend I came across my little kiwi potholder that I made last year.
I love this pattern. It is one of my favorite potholders that I’ve crocheted, and as someone who has issues with crocheting in the round I was very pleased at how well it turned out. It was also a really quick crochet project and would make a great last minute gift.
I am still reading The Spender’s Guide to Debt-Free Living. I didn’t have too much time to read this week, so I am pretty much still at the point in the book where I have to decide on my debt pledge.I have decided on my pledge and will blog about it tomorrow along with a new money saving challenge. It is a big one, so if you are struggling with your finances and need a big kick in the pants to get your budget and spending in order this challenge is for you.
I couldn’t resist making this potholder once I found the adorable pattern on the Garnstudio website, so I decided to give it a try. It really turned out cute!
I crocheted the entire potholder with Lily Sugar ‘n Cream cotton yarn. I used white
Cotton yarn is really not one of my favorite kinds of yarn, because it tends to split on me while I’m crocheting. But, it is a great yarn for potholders and washcloths as it is very sturdy and easy to wash. It is also inexpensive, which is always a plus in my book!
Linking with Hookin on Hump Day.