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by Emily G on August 7, 2014
Inspired by music and the spirit of adventurous knitting, I'm proud to present the Legato Dishcloth! It's a bright, bold, and lively addition to any dishcloth collection, knit in our lovely CotLin yarn.. |
Category Archives: 52 weeks of dishcloths
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by Stacey on July 31, 2014
I've been doing a lot of traveling this summer and have been looking forward to times when I can relax for a bit. So for my newest 52 Weeks of Dishcloth pattern, I decided I wanted to do a spa cloth to use when I have a little time to myself. So I came up with the Dreamy Spa Cloth. |
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by Hannah on July 24, 2014
It's so satisfying to be able to knit something up in an afternoon and be able to use it right away to get another chore done! A quick garter stitch edging is followed by a tall slip stitch pattern for extra scrubbing power, perfect for tackling difficult dishes or for deep exfoliation |
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by Jenny K on July 16, 2014
I love combining unique stripes and textures with bold colors. And the Ebb + Flow Dishcloth allowed me to do both beautifully! This easy to memorize dishcloth crochet pattern is wonderful for a quick weekend project. It combines single crochet with intervals of crossed double crochet stitches to create a contracting and expanding effect. |
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by Heidi on July 10, 2014
The usually misty Pacific Northwest has been hit with a heat wave this last week, which is showing no sign of letting up. To deal with the unexpected dose of sunshine, a sherbet-inspired dish cloth was in order. |
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by Stacey on July 3, 2014
I love using textured stitches for dishcloths - it makes it so much easier to scrub those dishes. So when coming up with my newest pattern, I decided to with a fun zigzag look - a really easy & fun pattern! I used my usual garter for the border (it keeps it from curling!) and I just love how it turned out. |
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by Emily G on June 26, 2014
If home is where the heart is, I guess home could also be where the dishcloth pattern inspiration is, because this week I looked no further than my wonderful family for this pattern! |
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by Hannah on June 23, 2014
This is a simple washcloth (just single crochet all the way!) with a cute little cloud appliqued on at the end. You can make as many clouds as you'd like, same goes for the raindrops because they take so little yarn to make. Rain or shine, this dishcloth will get the job done, with extra points for cuteness! Find the FREE A Chance of Rain Crochet Dishcloth pattern here! |
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by Holly K on June 12, 2014
In my mind, it’s Spring and I’m preparing for a long camping season here in the Pacific Northwest. At the campsite, I sit by the fire, turning my foil-wrapped potato on a stick and stirring my pot of baked beans slowly, relaxing with my husband and kids. After dinner, I wash the pots and pans with homemade dishcloths inspired by my surroundings. |
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by Knit Picks Staff on June 5, 2014
A few months back, I was working on a crocheted hat as part of some charity knitting I was doing. I said to one of my friends, this hat needs something. That's when I learned how to do a ribbing in crochet. I love it! So when I went hunting for a pattern to use for this dishcloth, I ran into the basket weave pattern using the raised double crochet stitch that I used for the hat and thought perfect! I used Honeydew Dishie, which makes for a nice strong fabric. |
