Happy Friday! I've been feverishly working on my monster, but was unable to finish since I had to still do both legs, arms and assembly. On Thursday afternoon, I decided to finish the dishcloth that I started a few weeks ago and have been ignoring. This is the second one I've made from the pattern and I love it for multicolor yarn. It's an easy pattern and once you do a couple of repeats, it's easy to remember and just knit from memory, another plus.
I'm going to keep this pretty short, because my hockey team is tied 2-2 right now in the 3rd period and I'm a nervous wreck...so I will just say GO KINGS GO!
Have a great weekend!
Materials Used:
Knit Picks size US 8 needles
Lily Sugar'n Cream
Tapestry needle
The dishcloth is an actual square, it's just on a curve so looks a little wonky. :)Share your FOs!
The dish cloth looks greta, hope your team won
ReplyDeleteYou do have the nicest color choices :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute dishcloth. I love that it's colorful...I prefer those over the solid colors any day.
ReplyDeleteThat dishcloth is so pretty! The yarn is so colorful.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of the dishcloth. So fun and summery. Hooray for starting on the monster again. I'm sure he'll be worth all the effort.
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ReplyDeleteGah! Stupid computer. What I said was... Nice job on the dishcloth! I'm thinking of cranking out that Snoopy cloth this weekend, but we'll see. I was up waaaaaaaaaay too late last night for the game. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteA dishcloth that lovely might actually make it fun to do the dishes... maybe. Hmmmm, not sure how to mention the hockey... Let's go with: Bring on Game 2!
ReplyDeleteNice! It's like an optical illusion, with the curve and those fun colors! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loving the dishcloth!!
ReplyDeleteHalfpint, thanks! Unfortunately, they lost in OT. :(
ReplyDeleteVivianne, thank you! I loved this yarn and the store and just had to have it.
WonderWhyGal, thanks. Same here. The plain just seem kinda boring, but I will say that some patterns you just need the plain so it works with the look of it.
Karen, thanks!
autumngeisha, thanks! I'm cooking with gas on the monster now! :)
Paula, thanks! Happy weekend to you, too!
Nikki, you know, despite the loss in OT, I am SOOO happy and proud of this team. They played an amazing road game (minus the first part of the 1st period). I couldn't be happier (except for the loss).
Unforth, thanks!
Charlotte, thank you!
Great dishcloth!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great stitch to use on variegated yarn, it really makes the colors pop. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI really like the colors in the dishcloth. Happy Fiber Arts Friday to you!
ReplyDeletegreat dishcloth. Love the colors. I really need to get busy on some martini glass washcloths for a girl's getaway in July.
ReplyDeletewow that yarn is fab fab faaaaaab!!
ReplyDeleteHow are you enjoying those needles? Nice to knit something as colorful as the needles! :D
ReplyDeleteLovely, thats for sharing and the link to the pattern.
ReplyDeleteHappy Fiber Arts Friday!
Oops, I meant "Thanks" for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love that dishcloth! I only have plain white ones. I should really make some more! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteCaz, I fixed your first link before I realized you added a second. I'll delete the second since the first is the correct post now.
ReplyDeleteGreat dishcloth - far too nice for washing dishes, surely??? :)
ReplyDeleteI love the dishcloth. So colorful!
ReplyDeleteNice colors!
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