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Let's Visit Rome Dress Style Dishcloth
Let's Visit Rome Knit Dress Dishcloth Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
Home DecorItem:
Kitchen AccessorySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Cast On
- Knit
- Purl
- Increase/Decrease
- Cast Off
Pattern Description:
Dress style Dishcloths are a fun alternative to the traditional square dishcloth.
Hang it on the neck of your detergent bottle to dry or display your work.
Give it as part of a bridal shower gift or add it to a bottle of bubble bath for your favorite young girl.
This is part of a collection of 7 dress style dishcloths called "Let's Travel" the 2012 Dress Dishcloth Collection
Materials:
- U.S. Size 7 Knitting Needles
- Crochet Hook U.S. Size G/4.00 mm
Suggested yarn:
80 yards of Worsted weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Sugar'n Cream Cotton by LilyLet's Visit Rome Knit Dress Dishcloth Pattern
$1.19
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About the Designer
Knitting is an essential part of my daily routine and when I sew, I totally lose track of time. I enjoy the creative process as much as the finished product. My style might be described as vintage but I refer to it as classic.
My knitting pattern designs include household items such as the Dress Style Dishcloths, baby blankets and hats, and doll clothes for various sized dolls
I began working ...
Knitting is an essential part of my daily routine and when I sew, I totally lose track of time. I enjoy the creative process as much as the finished product. My style might be described as vintage but I refer to it as classic.
My knitting pattern designs include household items such as the Dress Style Dishcloths, baby blankets and hats, and doll clothes for various sized dolls
I began working with yarn and fabric as a young child. I watched and learned the basics from my mother and aunts as they created clothing and household items by knitting, crocheting, and sewing. My first projects were potholders made on a weaving loom with circular loops, a loom that I still use after 50 plus years. I progressed to a knitting knob and made miles of i-cord, sewing it into mats and accessories for my dolls. Shortly after I began sewing aprons and continued on to sewing clothing for myself and my family members. For several years, I served as the costume designer for local high school musical productions including the King & I. Whenever the opportunity arises, I teach both children and adults to knit and/or sew.
Developing Knit n Sew Studio has allowed me to share my passion for all things hand stitched.
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