Simple Elegance Cotton Face Cloth

By: Cate Holst from Go Make Me

If you've been looking for quick and easy knitting projects to sink your needles, we've got just the thing. Exfoliate your skin with the Simple Elegance Cotton Face Cloth. Using only the knit and purl stitches, this knit face cloth pattern is perfect for beginners who want to know how to knit a face cloth. It also works great as a last-minute gift. All you have to do is put together a gift bag filled with the usual spa treatment goodies and add in a Simple Elegance Face Cloth to bring it all together. The cotton yarn used in this pattern makes this knitted face cloth just the soft and gentle towel your face needs to keep its youthful glow.

Click here for knitting pattern

Easy

Knitting Needle Size7 or 4.5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch

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paver2

Oct 29, 2017

At first, I thought the link went to the wrong page, but you have to scroll down to see the washcloth and pattern. It's very simple and should be very quick to make to tuck into a spa gift or as a stocking stuffer. To make it a large gift, you could knit several, maybe in different colors or a color to match the recipients bathroom. I might do that.

elocin1104 2800379

Jul 14, 2017

This pattern looks very pretty, and so simple to make. I am wondering how well it holds up. A lot of cloths start smelling funny, no matter how often you wash them. This would be a beautiful gift for anyone, maybe included in a home spa basket. Has anyone made this? How long does it last?

3cats2love

Jul 15, 2017

Hi elocin1104 2800379, although I haven't made this particular pattern, I have made many all cotton wash cloths and dish cloths, and not only do they hold up well, I think they're even better than what you can buy in a store. I've never had a problem with a funny smell and they keep their color, too.