Designed by Sue from Harvest Moon, this was a lovely dishcloth to knit ~
I used green sage/P&C/cotton yarn for mine ~
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Saturday, September 8, 2012
September
Our first KAL for September was designed by our group *leader* - Janet.
Thank you for another awesome pattern!
I was asked to conduct the daily emails - it was fun! I loved the mystery of giving just a few rows each day - and wondering what others thought it would turn out to be!
Janet is a genius with a knitting needle!
Her cloth is called, Vines 'N Stripes - I did mine in a deep lavender color:
Our first KAL for September was designed by our group *leader* - Janet.
Thank you for another awesome pattern!
I was asked to conduct the daily emails - it was fun! I loved the mystery of giving just a few rows each day - and wondering what others thought it would turn out to be!
Janet is a genius with a knitting needle!
Her cloth is called, Vines 'N Stripes - I did mine in a deep lavender color:
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
April Waves of Lace
April's mid-month dishcloths for our KAL:
I did several versions -
a couple solid colors, then a variegated yarn.
Love this pattern, from Alli's work, always a special treat
[be sure to check all her work at her site, click here!
I did several versions -
a couple solid colors, then a variegated yarn.
Love this pattern, from Alli's work, always a special treat
[be sure to check all her work at her site, click here!
Monday, February 20, 2012
February KALs
The mid-month dishcloth pattern was "In Celebration" ~
It depicts a field of flowers. [I think the *flowers* also look like mini-hearts!]
I used Bernat self-striping yarn, 'Pinky Stripes' ~
The cloth was designed by Janet and is
'dedicated to all the survivors who have had small as well as large successes in their lives in regards to Breast Cancer.'
This one is Linen Stitch
~ our first of the month dishcloth ~
it looks delicate here, due to the pastel color,
I used the fabulous P&C Baby Ombre
- but it's a nice, closely-woven stitch,
will make a good kitchen cloth.
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