Without fail you will always have some leftover yarn. Because I use dish rag yarn for tutorials (makes crochet easier to see) I typically have countless small balls of the stuff hanging around. What do you do with leftover yarn? Make double sided potholders. Though I’m not sure I would actually use the potholder to take something out of the oven it is great to put a hot pot or cooking dish on to cool.

I am using leftover Peaches & Cream yarns and possibly Sugar & Cream yarn – I didn’t realize there was a difference until 10 minutes ago. Apparently, I have used them interchangeably as if there was only one and I was just calling it by the wrong name.
Yarn: Peaches & Cream/Sugar & Cream
Hook: G 6
(Typically the Cream yarns suggest an H hook, either will work. )

sc = single crochet
ch = chain

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