My Striped Washcloth - FREE PATTERN
My Striped Washcloth
Materials: 1 ball of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Stipes Yarn (Self Striping yarn)
4.5 mm pair knitting needles
4.5 mm circular needle (40 cm long)
Cast on 39 sts
Row 1: Knit across.
Row 2: Purl across.
Continue in stocking stitch for 39 rows or until piece is square, do not cast off.
Edging:
Continue knitting across top 39 sts, pick up & knit 25 sts down the side, pick up & knit 39 sts across the bottom and pick up & knit 25 sts up the last side. (128 sts) Place marker on needle to mark beginning and ending of rounds.
Round 1: Purl around.
Round 2: Knit around, increasing 2 sts on each corner.
Rounds 3 & 4: Repeat rounds 1 & 2.
Cast off, darn in ends and enjoy!
© Knitwits Heaven July 2007
Allison Barrett & Lisa Vienneau
http://www.knitwits-heaven.com/
Materials: 1 ball of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Stipes Yarn (Self Striping yarn)
4.5 mm pair knitting needles
4.5 mm circular needle (40 cm long)
Cast on 39 sts
Row 1: Knit across.
Row 2: Purl across.
Continue in stocking stitch for 39 rows or until piece is square, do not cast off.
Edging:
Continue knitting across top 39 sts, pick up & knit 25 sts down the side, pick up & knit 39 sts across the bottom and pick up & knit 25 sts up the last side. (128 sts) Place marker on needle to mark beginning and ending of rounds.
Round 1: Purl around.
Round 2: Knit around, increasing 2 sts on each corner.
Rounds 3 & 4: Repeat rounds 1 & 2.
Cast off, darn in ends and enjoy!
© Knitwits Heaven July 2007
Allison Barrett & Lisa Vienneau
http://www.knitwits-heaven.com/
Please feel free to use this pattern for your own personal use and if you want to created dozens of them for sale! GO AHEAD!!! LOL
posted by Alli's Little World of Knitting! @ 6:11 AM
2 Comments:
At 5:38 PM,
Amanda said…
This is a supercute washcloth! Great job!
At 12:22 AM,
wintermyst said…
awesome cloth! I love the stripes, I have amassed a bit of a collection of colors, I'm around the corner from spinrite (makes bernat and S&C among others). I made a "swatch" cloth out of the blues. Thanks for all the hard work you all do!
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