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Monday, December 28, 2009
Easy washcloth knitting patterns
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Stacy
Northern California
Knitter, bird watcher,
tree hugger and
animal lover who
enjoys designing simple knitting
patterns.
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Free Knitting Patterns
Mesh Bamboo Scarf
Blue Bamboo Scarf
Fingerless Gloves
Seed Stitch Baby Booties
Slippers
Miniature Knitting Bag
Drop Stitch Scarf
I'm on a big washcloth kick right now-- they can be finished in one or two evenings and are
simple enough to knit while watching a movie. My goal is to have a supply on hand for
birthdays and special occasions throughout the year. They make nice gifts when you fold
one or two in to a small basket and include a bar of scented soap.
Simple Lace Scarf
Supplies:
Two Wash Cloths
Quickie Soap Bag
Lap Blanket
Felted Camera Case
Drawstring Bag
-Fantasy Naturale 100% Cotton Mercerized (you can knit both patterns with one skein of
yarn)
Goodie Bag
-Size US 8/5 mm straight needles
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To knit the ridged washcloth shown above:
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Cast on 34 stitches.
Begin the pattern:
Knit 5 rows in garter stitch.
Knit 4 rows in stockinette, beginning with a knit row.
Repeat the pattern until the cloth is 7 inches long or desired length, ending with the four
rows of stockinette. Knit two more rows and bind off.
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To knit the feather and fan wash cloth shown above:
(This cloth also makes a great dishcloth by making it a couple inches longer than the
travel
A favorite quote
pattern calls for.)
Cast on 40 stitches.
Knit two rows in garter stitch.
Begin the feather and fan pattern:
Row 1: Knit.
Row 2: K2, P36, K2
Row 3: K2, * K2TOG twice; YO, K1 four times; K2TOG twice.* Repeat from *, knitting the
last two stitches.
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Row 4: Knit.
Repeat the four pattern rows until the cloth is 7 inches long or desired length, ending with
row 4. Knit two more rows and bind off.
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15 comments:
Theresa said...
You lost me at knit:) I don't know how to do this but I have never tried. My niece gave
me a red one for Christmas and I love it. She is really good at it. Love your pretty
washcloths, you are so talented. Perhaps someday you can teach me how to do this:)
Be @ Home Decor Blog
Have a restful evening! Hugs from Georgia!
December 28, 2009 4:38 PM
Rachel said...
They're very pretty, Stacy. How can you possibly use them for practical purposes when
they're that cute?
Thanks for sharing the patterns.
December 29, 2009 8:15 AM
Linda said...
I love the look of this pattern Stacy! Thanks so much for sharing:)
December 30, 2009 12:14 AM
Gerry said...
Stacy, these washclothes are the best gift EVER !
My firend gives me one just about every Christmas - if I didn't get one i'd be very
disappointed.
This year she went wild with color. Guess I'd better get and pic and post it for all to
see.
Don't ya know I'll be coping your patterns. 'cause, don't cha know I do a bit of knitting
myself. Other than 2-at-time sox.
December 30, 2009 5:55 PM
Gilda said...
I recently came accross your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would
leave my first comment. I dont know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading.
Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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Gerry said...
I had googled knitted dishcloth and here I am.
Am going to teach a friend to knit and want something simple and so satisfying.
I like the middle pattern for her first
= I think she'll be happy with this project.
Thanks
January 27, 2010 7:43 AM
Gerry said...
I'm going to use the middle pattern to teach a friend to knit.
This pattern should be very satisfying for her first project.
Thanks
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Laura said...
I just tried knitting the fan and feather washcloth and the way the patern reads one
decreases more and more every row, so your left with a triangle instead of a square!
Did I read it wrong?
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goldenbird said...
Hi Laura, you shouldn't end up with a triangle but that actually sounds like an
interesting pattern. On the decrease row repeats, you are:
Niesz Vintage Home...and
fabric
-Knitting two together a total of four times, which decreases your stitches by four.
-Doing a yarn over and then a knit one four times, increases the stitches back to the
original number.
Sorry if you found the pattern hard to read. If you have a suggestion for making that
clearer, please let me know.
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Oh, I see now! Yes, (YO, K1) 4 times could be a way to group them.
I read it as YO, then K4 :P
Thanks for the clarification!
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Anonymous said...
Easy washcloth knitting patterns
These are GREAT patterns. I am making several, then sewing them together to make a
unique poncho!
Such pretty patterns, and so easy to do with super large needles. (19's).
Glad I checked these out, and learned to knit out of the box!
Who would have thought I could make a poncho out of dish cloths?
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