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Playing with Rope Dishcloth Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
KnittingType:
Home DecorItem:
Kitchen AccessorySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- This pattern uses knit and purl stitches only. The only other thing you'll need to know is how to cast on, bind off, and weave in ends. This is a 14 row repeat pattern.
Pattern Description:
This pattern reminds me of days spent at the boat docks in Michigan when I was young; the way in which rope was wrapped around the large log-like rail. We'd walk up and down the docks noticing it. I loved those days. You will have tons of fun knitting this dishcloth.
It's perfect for those wanting a simple, but different, every row pattern.
Gauge:
20 sts - 24 rows = 4" (5 sts/inch)
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Approx. 8 x 8
Materials:
- 1 skein cotton worsted weight yarn
- set of size 6 straight needles
- yarn needle for weaving in ends
- scissors
Playing with Rope Dishcloth Pattern
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About the Designer
Deb Buckingham is a full-time knitting pattern designer and author of "Dishcloth Diva," released by Cooperative Press.. She creates patterns that are modern and chic in design, but allows room for even the novice knitter to gain confidence in knitting.
She has also been published in the 2013 Knitting Calendar released by Simon and Schuster. Her work can also be found and purchased on ...
Deb Buckingham is a full-time knitting pattern designer and author of "Dishcloth Diva," released by Cooperative Press.. She creates patterns that are modern and chic in design, but allows room for even the novice knitter to gain confidence in knitting.
She has also been published in the 2013 Knitting Calendar released by Simon and Schuster. Her work can also be found and purchased on KnitPicks.com and Ravelry.com where she works as a designer. Her website on Etsy drives consistent traffic to her creations.
She is a member with TKGA (the knitting guild of America) and blogs at theartfulyarn.blogspot.com.
A mother, wife, grandma, sister, friend, writer, photographer, knitter, quilter, but most of all a yarn-a-holic, she enjoys alot.
You will often find me nestled in my favorite chair, in front of my favorite TV design show, working on my next favorite project.
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