Color: White and Sage
Content: 100% Mercerized Cotton
Care: Machine washing, block and air dry
Needles: US 1 - 16” circulars
Gauge Ratio: 1:1.1 (10sts per inch/11rows per inch)
Pattern: Magic Squares and Rays Potholder
Before blocking.

During blocking.

After blocking, each side . . . as you can see my camera wanted to focus on the floorboards, not the potholder!


p.s. It did take about 2.5-3 hours of kitchener stitch to finish it, but I promise it was all worth it! :)
That's a lot of kitchener. It's lovely, but you know I hate seams!
ReplyDeleteI really like the colorwork. Does the pattern have a bias built in, or is that an optical illusion?
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