A square dishcloth with an openwork pattern, knitted flat, from the bottom up, with a seed stitch border around the main pattern stitch.

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The pattern comes with charts as well as row by row written instructions, and directions on how to resize it into a larger item, e.g. baby blanket. An online version of the chart and its row by row instructions, with a progress tracker by Stitch Fiddle, is also included.

A simple but decorative, lacey dishcloth. It is a nice pattern for one’s own kitchen, or it can be a lovely gift, even as a set, made with different colours.
It can also work as a blanket square for a larger project (in that case probably best made with wool yarn).

Yarn - any cotton, linen or hemp yarn (approx. 150-200 m)
Needles - appropriate for chosen yarn
Gauge - what the yarn dictates
Size - depends on the yarn chosen
(The sample was made with a linen yarn from Aldi UK called Knit&Purl, in Natural colour, held double, on 3,5 mm needles, with a gauge of 21 stsx32 rs in seed st. It measures 65 g and 28 cmx 26 cm. Testers with different yarns used 30-45 g.)

Required skills/techniques: basic knitting

Testers said:

“- Fun to knit!”
“- Would definitely use it again!”
“-Simple, but interesting to keep up interest.”
“-Love the way it turned out!”
“-It is going to look great in my bathroom. I’m going to use it as a wash cloth.”
“-I really like the simplicity/complexity of your patterns. Your use of different stitches, that are simple in themselves, gives your patterns a complexity that is very fun to knit.”
- Loved it, it was heaps of fun!“