Another Dishcloth
I'm sure the quilters are thinking "I thought this was a quilting blog?', but I can't help myself. Isn't this dishcloth cute? So quick to make, and if you get a bit slack with your row counting well it doesn't really matter, does it? Not to mention you can use crazy colours that you probably wouldn't use to make something bigger. I never thought I'd be one to say that knitting is fun - just goes to show how we change as we get older.
Years ago ( probably about 40) I can remember knitting potholders with a very similar design. We used eight ply and knitted two sides and then blanket stitched them together. A nice memory for me and a nice dish cloth for you.
ReplyDeleteIf you have to wash dishes (and everybody does *s*) you might as well have something cheerful to do it with.
ReplyDeleteI think it's cute too!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sponge person, but I understand people do love to use them!
They ARE fun to do, and a great way to try out new knitting patterns. This one is really cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute dishcloth. Might as well have something pretty to wash the dishes. I like to knit too but only if it's socks.
ReplyDeleteI never thought I'd be knitting, but I'm getting pretty hooked on it. I love your dishcloths--keep on sharing them with your quilts!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for visiting my blog!! This dishcloth is adorable and I'm sure the quilters won't mind the knitted eye candy :o)
ReplyDeleteLove that...and I only knit if they instructions are that basic! Does it work alright or just for looks? Tracey
ReplyDeleteps love the new format!!
I hac=ve to tell you, there are things about getting older that are secrets. No one tells you, but you can be gloriously odd!! It is such fun if you let it be!
ReplyDeleteI love your bright dishcloth!!!