A rectangular dishcloth, knitted in three colours, worked with circular needles and/or DPNs.
The body is knitted flat, from the bottom up, then one border section is knitted around the body, in the round. Finally, an applied border is added around the first section, knitted flat again.

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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 small dishcloth to be a small spot of beauty in the kitchen. With very little yarn needed it’s an ideal stash buster project.
It reminds me of the time I was new to the UK and was sharing a shopping list with someone who had been living there for a long time. The first time I looked at what she added I was sure she was nuts.
The list contained items like “fairy liquid”… And among other strange ones: “nice biscuits”. I mean yeah, who would want bad biscuits?
It took me a while to learn that she was just referring to very normal, everyday British brands.
Later I also discovered that a lot of everyday British things might seem unusual at first, but they can be really beautiful!

Required skills/techniques_

• basic knitting (flat and in the round)
• applied borders
• seaming edges
• Judy’s magic cast on
• picking up stitches along sides
• casting on stitches at the beginning of a row

Yarn - Drops Love You 9, colour 117 Ice Blue (3 g/7,5 m), 116 Light Blue (7 g/17,5 m) and 114 Storm Blue (12 g/30 m)
Needles - 3 mm, DPNs (or size to get gauge)
Gauge - 24 sts/41 rs in 10 cm in basketweave stitch (see “pattern repeat” in chart A)
Size - 20 cm x 17 cm (adjustable)

Testers said:
“- Love it! Very easy to do, looks very nice.”
“- It was a joy to do!”