Crocheted dishcloths are always nice to have on hand for a little homemade gift! I used yarn I already had, tied with doily and twine! Lovely!
I made these in January and now cannot recall which combination of stitches I used. There are lots of simple dish cloth ideas out there. Hoping to learn to knit at some point, but enjoyed making these as well!
13 comments:
These are darling :)
In my experience, knitting results take longer so I've always preferred crochet.
Love you, Mom
Lovely
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Pretty! I love the way you wrapped them up! Knitting is difficult,I only crochet.:)
I'm now working on super soft scarves for Christmas gifts.
christina
So glad you had some time to yourself the other nite:).
Christina
Very nice gift for sure.
Yes, if I'm on my iphone the moderation words and numbers are VERY HARD to read. If I don't guess right after 2 times, I don't comment, sorry.... :(
Soooo pretty! What stitches did you use??
His
Shari
Your color choices are so cheerful! The way you wrapped them is darling.
Very pretty dishcloths...and wrapped so prettily!
Love, Grandma
Oops, I guess it's called word verification.
I made a BUNCH here
http://debbiedee.blogspot.com/2013/03/pinned-it-made-it-monday.html
I love how you added a doily to yours. Adds a special touch and I want to remember that when I give mine away as gifts. Thank you for sharing!
The varigated yarn makes for a cheery result. I rec'd a red crocheted dishcloth in a swap box, but I use it as a "doily" under a candle or mason jar. More to add to your Christmas gift stash!
I love the yarn. What brand is it? Where do you buy the doilies you put around them?
they are all gorgeous. I have never thought of crocheting dishcloths.
Linda
I love your dishcloths. what kind of yarn did you use to knit them?
Thanks
Linda
Sewfine Quilts: this is called Sugar and Cream yarn found at Wal-Mart or Michael's or something.
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