© Cathy Waldie, April 22, 2008
100% worsted weight cotton (Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Stripes)
(US) 7 (4.5mm) Needles
Size small (large), 8” square (8.75” square)
The large sized sample used: 1.15 oz/ 32g of cotton for 54.2 yards/49.5m in length.
The small sized sample used: .9 oz/25g of cotton for 42.3 yards/38.7m in length.
Gauge: 15sts/24 rows=4”/10cm
C/O= Cast On
K=Knit
P=Purl
Sl=Slip
Sts= stitches
B/O=Bind Off
C/O 32 (38) stitches
1-6: Knit across for bottom border (slipping the first stitch of each row)
7: Knit across
8: K3, P26 (32), K3
9-44: (9-50) repeat rows [7-8] 18 (21) more times for a total of 19 (22) pattern repeats for body of dishcloth
45-51: (51-57) Knit across for top border
52: (58) B/O in P
Add it to a Simply Striped Sack Sock, a Simply Striped Kitchen Hanging Hand Towel and a Tribble and you have a great set for your next gift, or better yet, your own Kitchen!
7 comments:
What a cute set! Great job!
That is really cute. I may have to harm my husband if he wiped chocolate pudding on that rather than on my $12 flour sack towels. ;)
I am a beginner knitter I find your dish cloth patterns help alot. Got tired of doing scarfs for learning I made this pattern and it came out great. Gonna try the whole set!
Thank you very much! Enjoy!
I haven't knit in about 45 years. Told my sisters I have forgotten how. I think I will try this simple pattern for a refresher before I begin something more intricate. Thanks for the simplicity.
Welcome back to the knitting world!
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