Knit and Purl Dishcloths
These Knit and Purl Dishcloths are simple and attractive. Using just knit and purl stitches, this knit dishcloth pattern creates an easy dishcloth with enough detail to be interesting and enough texture to be functional. These dishcloths are also quick to make, so they'd make wonderful gifts. Try this free knitting pattern in red and green for a handmade holiday present, or whip up a pair in neutral tones as a thoughtful housewarming gift. Whether you make them for a friend or yourself, this easy knitting pattern will help you make a homey pop of color for the kitchen sink.
Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Morehouse17
Aug 31, 2017
A simple and useful pattern. These will not take very long to knit and when completed you will have practical items that can be used daily in your kitchen. You can select yarns that will compliment your kitchen color scheme as well.
Tricia108
Aug 06, 2017
I make most of my dishcloths now. They just look more attractive and last longer. I am always knitting and this pattern will work up really quickly. It does not take a lot of yarn and will last. Thank you.
Delphine Bryant
Jun 01, 2017
This knit and purl dishcloth pattern is great for beginners. Not only will you get the opportunity to practice both of these basic knit stitches you will wind up with a practical everyday object. I like to have this type of item to gift at house warming events.
craftedbyfox
Feb 27, 2017
This is a really easy pattern to follow and is a great way for beginners to not only learn a new stitch but to make someone usefu, with it too. The have been many times that I have knitted small squares to learn new skills and then just done nothing with them. These would be great bundled up it a gift pack with some gardeners soap or similar as it would make a fab little present. They are quick to make so you can make them in an evening.
Sue What
Feb 21, 2017
This is my all time favorite dish cloth pattern. I have made it so many times, and I never get tired of making up this pattern. And the dishcloths themselves are great to use and last well. I have some that have lasted for years. Give this pattern a try, you'll love it too.
ChaCha Rizzo
Jan 24, 2017
This is my favorite dishcloth pattern! The texture makes for a great scrubbie and the pattern is easy to memorize. I can whip one out a night while I watch TV.
Gracie
Jan 16, 2017
This is my favorite washcloth pattern. They make a great gift along with some special soaps or bath scrub. I like the match the color with the color or scent of the soaps or scrub. For example, I'll knit the wash cloth in lavender and include lavender soap or choose apricot as the color of yarn and include an apricot scrub.
craftedbyfox
Jan 16, 2017
A fab pattern, easy to follow instructions and the look is very different to standard stocking stitched dishcloths. This is a great way of measuring and checking gauge if using the stitch for a different pattern, you can knit one, check your gauge and then you still have a little gift rather than a wasted scrap of knitting.
The Designing Peng uin
Aug 17, 2016
delightful idea - and so many uses for a dishcloth! washcloth, duster, great to keep with the watering can to soak up drips and drops when watering plants, oh and good as dishcloths too
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