by Stacey on December 14, 2018
Cables are not a usual option for dishcloths, mainly because usually only one side looks good while the wrong side is just not attractive. But the newest member of our Scrub-A-Dub club looks great on both sides - check out the free Nordic Dishcloth pattern. |
Category Archives: free patterns
by Stacey on December 7, 2018
"For it is in giving that we receive" - Francis of Assisi The holidays are upon us! (Happy Hanukkah!). If you are looking for a quick decorating project - or a quick gift - you can't go wrong with the newest member of the Scrub-A-Dub club check out the sweet free Christmas Bauble Washcloth pattern. |
by Stacey on November 30, 2018
In most cases, knitting (or crocheting) a dishcloth tends to be the same basic constructions - working back and forth in a square. If you are looking to change up your dishcloth game, the newest member of the Scrub-A-Dub club is the perfect project - check out the free Small Tiles Dishcloth pattern. |
by Kate M on November 27, 2018
This week’s free 12 Weeks of Gifting pattern is a fun + playful project features a brilliant checkerboard of bright colors! The Dotty Cowl is knit in the round from the bottom up. It begins and ends with a reverse stockinette band, knit from the wrong side (no purling on the bands). The Dotty Stitch Pattern is a simple slip-stitch pattern which is enhanced by the effortless color transitions of Chroma Worsted. Only one color is used per round, making this a very relaxing knit. There is enough yardage with Chroma Worsted for two cowls; one for you and one for a friend. |
by Stacey on November 23, 2018
"Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough." - Oprah Winfrey Yesterday in the US was Thanksgiving and if you were like many folks, I bet you had a lot of dishes to wash. If you are in need of a quick project to replenish your supply of dishcloths, we have the perfect project for you. Check out the free Tucked Rib Dishcloth pattern. |
by Kate M on November 20, 2018
We’re over halfway through our 12 Weeks of Gifting series, and from here on out the patterns will be requiring less and less time to complete (in theory). As a person who is constantly striving to contain every aspect of her life in an organized fashion, I find that I can never have enough baskets, bowls, boxes, etc. This quaint trio of coordinating bowls makes the perfect storage solution for the many bibs & bobs we crafters tend to collect! The Felted Bowls are knit in our beloved Wool of the Andes yarns (which offers 100 different colors to choose from), many variations of these felted bowls can be made. There are three sizes, all of which ... |
by Stacey on November 16, 2018
Mitered squares are one of my favorite things to knit - whether it's the amazing Hue Shift Afghan or a simple dishcloth, I find each square immensely satisfying. However I've never tried it with crochet. The new free Tunisian Purl Stitch Dishcloth pattern seems to me a great way to get started. |
by Stacey on November 9, 2018
"“I am trying to break free from my stripes addiction, but the pull is strong!" ― Gillian Jacobs Happy Friday! If you are a beginner, looking to upgrade your knitting skills, trying your hand at slip stitches!. This weeks Scrub-a-Dub club pattern will help you get started, check out the free Woven Stripes Dishcloth pattern. |
by Kate M on November 6, 2018
It’s week 6 in our 12 Weeks of Gifting series and this week we’re swooning over the subtly shifting colors of the Brindle & Blend Shawl. Knit from end to end on the bias in tried-and-true Hawthorne Multi yarns, the pattern includes two different bind off options. This shawl incorporates subtle blending of brindled stripes along its length, creating a wide and colorful shawl. With the majority of the shawl being comprised of simple garter stitch, this is the perfect project for curling up with on a relaxing crafternoon! Come back next week for our 7th free pattern in ... |
by Stacey on October 26, 2018
We love our animals here and I would say cats are the most popular (just see our 9 Lives collection!). I've always had kitties growing up and black cats were always a favorite. So I was extremely excited when we received the new member of the Scrub-A-Dub club, the adorable free Kitty Dishcloth. |