Knitted flower dishcloth pattern

The Tulip Dishcloth Block Free Knitting Pattern includes written instructions with chart. Beautifully detailed lace tulip design is sure to please.

These Bunny Dishcloth Knitting Patterns are a quick and easy project, making them ideal for last-minute gifts or a fun weekend activity.

These cool Zinnia washcloths are courtesy of Knit A Little Store. The free pattern is here: As you can see, this pattern works with any solid or variagated yarn. Be sure to check out Susan’s…

The Floral Lace washcloth is pattern #24 in the 2017 Knitted Kitchen Blog Hop. The pattern includes written & charted instructions, plus a video tutorial.

Free knitting patterns for flower afghan squares and washcloths including daisyand lily of the valley. Lots of other free knitting patterns too!

These Honeycomb Dishcloth Knitting Patterns give wonderful texture and visual appeal. It is a quick and fun knit.

Garterlac Dishcloth - this is how I learned to do Entrelac!! Give it a whirl if you wanna learn entrelac

Here is our second KAL for May: May 20th, 2018 KAL: I recommend pink or yellow yarn, but any color is fine. I will post the photo either today or tomorrow on our blog. This is the pattern in its entirety. Using Lifelines will help with any project. If you aren't sure what that is, there is plenty of info on the Internet about it but it is basically where you put thread or thin yarn through a row already worked, designating that all the rows to that point are error free. You should document…

ONE-OUNCE CORNER-TO-CORNER DISHCLOTH Everyone's auntie made these in the 1960s, but I've reworked the pattern to make it One-Ounce Friendly. Looks great in variegated yarns or solid colors. Make one for your auntie today! Size: approx. 7.5 x 7.5 in. Needles: U.S. Size 6 (4 mm) Yarn: 1 oz. utility cotton - 44-46 yds (pictured, Peaches & Creme, Gumdrop) Gauge: approx. 16 sts x 32 rows = 4x4 in. Stitch Guide: Kfb - inc1 by knitting front and back of same st (Help? Video) Sl 1 purlwise - makes…

There are several ways to knit a circle from the center out. Blogger Cynthia MacDougall covers 3 different ways using text and videos.

This little unicorn chart has been posted on our Ravelry store for a long time now. I am still totally amazed by all of the amazing creations people have made with it! Everything from dishcloths to beautiful baby blankets. If you prefer a PDF version of this pattern, or you would like to help support

With gardens in bloom all around us this week we're celebrating with a flower power inspired project, the beautiful free Fiore Washlcoth Pattern!

Make your kitchen neat and clean with this Chevron Dishcloth & Dishtowel. These kitchen essentials bring a cool aura...

By popular demand, our latest creation is a free knitting pattern for a cardinal or blue jay bird square! When I started making this square I didn't really know much about cardinals or blue jays so I did a little research and found out some quite cool stuff. I was quite surprised to find out

Perhaps the walls can’t talk, but our home and how we fill it speaks volumes,…

As the saying goes, April showers bring May flowers! Flowers are in serious bloom here in the Pacific Northwest and one of our favorites is the sweet daisy. Best of all, the newest member of our Scrub-A-Dub Club features the cute flower - the free Daisies Dishcloth pattern.

A textured, two-sided pattern made with a simple wave stitch. Work with one ounce of 4-ply cotton yarn on Size 6 (US) needles. CO 33 sts. Next row: K across. Begin pattern--- Row 1: K4, yo, K4, K2tog twice, K4, yo, K1, yo, K4, K2tog twice, K4, yo, K4. Row 2: K4, P to last 4 sts, K4. Row 3: K across. Rows 4-6: Repeat Rows 1-3. Repeat Rows 1-6 six times. Work Rows 1-3 one time. Next row: Repeat Row 1 Last row: K across. Bind off evenly in K. ---submitted by Karen C.

This is an untested pattern, but hope that there are no mistakes in it. I used Creme de la Creme cotton yarn and 5mm needles in the pictured cloth. CO 4...