Dishcloths, a perennial favorite among knitters, are a great way to learn new stitches and techniques. These dishcloths are quick, all can be made in under two hours, and make great gifts. This pattern includes five designs, ranging from very easy to more advanced. So, pull out your knitting board and make some dishcloths today. Designs include Stockinette with a Twist Dishcloth, Mini Braid Dishcloth, Honeycomb Dishcloth, Twisted Stitch Dishcloth, and Simple Cable Dishcloth.

Materials

Knitting Loom: Small gauge double sided knitting board with at least 22 pegs set at standard (1/2”) spacer setting. The 10” Authentic Knitting Board was used in the sample.

Yarn: 1+ ounces of worsted weight 100% cotton yarn—you will need a little more than an ounce for each dishcloth. Sugar’n Cream and Lily Elite Cotton were used in the sample.

Notions: Tapestry Needle, Knitting tool, Crochet hook, Stitch markers, Row counter, Cable hook (optional)

Gauge: Not important

NOTE: Because this is an older pattern, and the internet changes so quickly, some of the informational links may no longer be working. If this is the case, www.knittingboard.com, or a quick internet search of the term, should yield the results you need. Happy Looming!