Knitted Washcloth with Video Tutorial


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Hello everyone!

I have been working from home since last March. this has had me rearranging things in the house and making new thing to decorate and things we need. We were out of washcloths and of course had to make some!
here are the materials needed to make them.

24/7 cotton yarn from Lion Brand or any cotton yarn will do. Cotton in my opinion is best to make washcloths. you can also go with Dishie from We Crochet.
straight or circular knitting needles. I prefer to knit with circular needles since is more comfortable. Also, there are no worries of stitches falling off the needles.
scissors
yarn needle

Written Pattern:

Abbreviations:
St: stitch
Sts: Stitches
k: knit
k2tog: Knit 2 together
kfb: knit front and back
yo: yarn over

Cast on 5 sts
Row 1: k5
Row 2: k5
Row 3: k3, kfb, k2 (6 sts)
Row 4: k6
Row 5: k3, yo, knit across
Repeat row 5 until you reach 55 sts

Decreases:
k2, k2tog, k2, knit across
repeat decrease until you are down to 6 sts

finishing:
k2, k2tog,k2
k5
bind off
cut yarn and weave ends

Here is the video to follow step by step. Remember to pause and go at your own pace if you need to

https://youtu.be/ScYp4j4_N74

Published by Ivy R

Hello and welcome to my website! I have always loved doing crafts. In 2015 I discovered the planner community, and I saw all these pretty and functional accessories and I instantly fell in love. I decided to combine my love for crafting and planning to bring you my creations. I hope you love them, just as much as I did when I made them. Stop by again to see new releases coming to the shop! Iveth

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