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How to Knit a Falling Leaves Potholder (for absolute beginners)

How to knit a falling leaves potholder for absolute beginners!! I realized the directions for changing colors are a little ambiguous: change colors every 1st & 3rd row (not just on the 3rd rows) There is also a typo: row 4 should read: purl 3, make leaf, [purl 1, make leaf] repeat instructions in brackets to last 3 stitches, then purl 3 If you want to make your potholder extra thick, make two and use this tutorial to seam the edges:    • Knitting How-Tos: garter stitch seam   You could also add a layer of quilt batting if you’re really ambitious :) Supplies Needles: aluminum, size 7 single pointed needles https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/de... Yarn: lion brand 24/7 cotton, camel, goldenrod, tangerine & red https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/li... Yarn: malabrigo rios in cereza (requires winding) https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/ma... Yarn needle Scissors Tutorials of stitches used in this pattern Knit cast-on method:    • Knitting How-Tos: knit cast on method   Knit stitch:    • Knitting How-Tos: knit stitch   Purl stitch:    • Knitting How-Tos: purl stitch   Changing colors:    • Knitting How-Tos: changing colors   CHAPTERS 0:00 intro 0:19 four colors of yarn 0:56 knit cast on method: cast on 41 stitches 2:16 count your stitches 2:42 row 1 3:32 row 2 8:17 row 3, switch colors 9:39 row 4 11:23 adding the third color 12:13 falling leaves pattern 12:37 which order to do the colors 12:54 carrying yarn tails up the side 13:42 repeat pattern until it measures 6" 13:55 how to measure your potholder 14:14 binding off 15:33 weave in loose ends