All knitters have leftover yarns. And we all promise to use them up, aren't we? Well, today I combined this type of yarn to try a pattern I mapped the other day. Being more than happy with the result, I will share my recipe for a dishcloth:
Recommendations:
(a) Change color after row …
All knitters have leftover yarns. And we all promise to use them up, aren't we? Well, today I combined this type of yarn to try a pattern I mapped the other day. Being more than happy with the result, I will share my recipe for a dishcloth:
Recommendations:
(a) Change color after row 2 or row 6.
(b) Stop your work after row 3 or row 7, then bind off
Make sure to scroll down to "written instructions" and expand instructions section for details.
I would be more than happy to see your projects at Ravelry.
Only the stitch pattern (no edging): Stitch Map
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Jede Stricker:in hat doch Restgarne. Und wir alle wollen sie aufbrauchen, nicht wahr? Na, dann los. Hier ist ein Rezept für einen kleinen Spüli mit einem super einfachen Lochmuster:
Empfehlungen:
(a) Wechsele die Farbe nach einer Reihe 2 oder 6
(b) Beende den Lappen nach einer Reihe 3 oder 7, kette dann ab
Das Grundmuster findest du hier (ohne den iCord-Rand): Stitch Map
Shown with a cast-on count of 15 stitches.