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Gingham check pattern made with crochet intarsia.
I tried crocheting a gingham check mat using the intarsia technique.
Because it's thick, it could also be used as a pot holder or pot mat.
When I'm choosing fabric, I always think of gingham check, even though it's a classic.
And for some time now, I've vaguely wanted to make gingham check fabric using crochet.
I had gathered some yarns in just the right shades, so I decided to give it a try.
From a distance, doesn't it look like that?
Preparation and materials needed for a "gingham check mat"
Yarn and Crochet Hook Size
Medium weight cotton thread in 3 colors (beige, brown, white)
3.0 mm (JP 5/0)
Finished size
18cm x 19cm
Crochet pattern for "Gingham Check Mat"
Gingham Check Mat Knitting Pattern
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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "gingham check mat"
① Start by making a chain of 36 stitches and knitting. I used beige yarn to make the cast-on.
② For each row, use two different colors of yarn to knit the knit stitches.
In the knitting pattern, knit so that the beige parts use beige yarn, the light brown parts use brown yarn, and the unfilled parts use white yarn.
Wrap unused colored yarn around the knitting piece to prevent the yarn from coming out on the back.
Since the yarn would be visible on the sides, I cut the brown and white yarn as I skipped rows (although this made it a bit difficult to deal with the yarn later).
③ After knitting up to the 36th row, leave the beige yarn attached without cutting it. Tie down the ends of the yarn sticking out to the side.
Continue knitting the edge using beige yarn (purple symbols in the knitting pattern).
Your "Gingham Check Mat" creations
Momiji's "Gingham Check Mat"
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