To prove that although I enjoy knitting I am not a great knitter, but what I understand is a process knitter. It soothes me.
Here is the pattern, one I am sure everyone has:
1. Cast on four stitches.
2. Knit one, yarn over, knit to the end.
3. Do the above row until there are 44 stitches on the needle (I love that I only have to remember one number, four, in this whole pattern).
4. Once there are the 44 stitches next row you start the decrease.
5. Knit one, knit two together, knit one, knit two together, knit to the end.
6. When all that is left is 4 stitches cast off.
You can make about one a day of these if you really need settling down.
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ReplyDeleteKnitting is fun and soothing. I've made many of those dishcloths, and will tie up 6 with a bow and give them as a gift, maybe in a basket with some food.
I love your daughter's pajamas. I always liked to have a new pair of pajamas on Christmas. I've sometimes worn them all that day, if I didn't have to go out.
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ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI'm another anonymous and I'm NOT giving 'advice'.
I just discovered your blog and really like the dishcloth - what happy colors - and I can do this while in transit on the public transportation.
Thanks
Hi,
ReplyDeleteJust seeing this posting again after quite some time and want to thank you as I actually made a couple of these, thanks to you. Knit by me in happy colours, they were accepted by my daughter on her last visit, as body wash cloths.
Lynda (Toronto)