Dish Cloth
2 oz.(50g) Knitting Cotton
Number 6 (4.5mm)knitting needles
MEASUREMENTS
12 inch square (30cm)
TENSION
8 sts and 10.5 rows to 2 inch (5cm)
TO MAKE
y.fwd = Yarn Forward
rep =Repeat
Cast on 47 sts.
1st and 2nd rows: k.
3rd row: k.2, *y.fwd., k.2 tog., k.1; rep from* to end.
Rep. last 3 rows until 21 rows of holes have been
worked.
Next row : k.
Cast off.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
Hello Fellow knitters :) just going to try this pattern out, I am a beginner and was wondering on row 4 it says repeat last 3 rows... does that mean start from the first and second rows that say knit. so am i knitting the next 2 rows then doing the yo/k2tog row then repeat? does this make sense? I'm sorry, like I said I am a beginner:) Thanks.
I'm guessing that you mean yo (yarn over) instead of y.fwd. You may want to correct that for beginners.
Very easy project to do for a beginner like myself. Thanks so much
i have one of these and i think that they are better then the ones that u buy at the store .... they are like sooo helpful seems like a great idea to do for a skewl projesct! xP
I've been making my own dishcloths for years (mind you, not as fancy) and if nothing else i find that they last much longer than shop bought ones!!!!
Great! Simple & quick to knit up. Note: yfwd = yo. I used size 8 needles and added one more row of knit at the end to even out the pattern, since the first 2 rows were knit, I wanted to end in 2 rows of knit. Also, bind off loosely.
I have been looking for some different patterns for dishcloths as I make them for my daughter.