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Cottontails Dishcloth
Seeing as how this dishcloth is knitted with cotton yarn, it seemed quite appropriate to name it, “Cottontail Dishcloth”. It must be my kooky sense of humour. Regardless, another little cloth to add to my collection of patterns.
My finished cloth measures 9”square. With the exception of the two ‘cotton tails’, this dishcloth is knit using only knit and purl stitches. For a beginner, the bobbles may be a bit of a challenge, and I have added a link to my pattern to help work your way through these two stitches:
https://www.craftsy.com/blog/2014/02/how-to-knit-a-bobble...
Many thanks to both Tunie (peacockmom) and Elaine (Cloverlaine) who are both Rav knitters. Elaine also designs patterns, and she graciously translated my rather rough hand-done graph to a professional looking knitting graph. I have included her graph in with my pattern. They have both been so wonderful in helping with this project.
For best results knitting ‘picture’ dishcloths, use a size or two smaller needle than you usually would for the given yarn, choose a solid colour yarn and block your finished dishcloth.
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