Join the new mouse army Patreon page for included access to this pattern and three others! Pattern selection shifts gradually over the course of each month, and these will start to change over in mid-September. The .PDF is available via regular Ravelry checkout as well.

Thursday’s Dishcloth is—not full of holes. I guess. None of these have been lace motifs, really, though.

This is a dishcloth project, but it brings the novelty of mitered squares to break up the usual approach into little bits. Exposed faux-seams and a neat edge also liven it up a bit. Knit Thursday’s along with other Summer Kitchen 2023 projects for a pretty decently coherent set!

This .PDF will go live first on the new Patreon page! It will be available here for a small fee as a standalone download a little later. If you happen to like the subscription model, please do have a look at what I’m working on over there as well—currently, $6 gets you a handful of .PDFs in a selection that will change slightly every month, plus additional content. I’ve realized that I really enjoy this type of subscription from the audience perspective, and that’s gotten me over a lot of my hesitation about it from the creative/production side. At this point, I’m pretty excited about the kind of new projects this could open up.

(This is still a soft launch, though. No one looks at dishcloth patterns.)

Materials

• About 100 yds of sportweight, non-mercerized cotton, such as Knitpicks Organic Cotton Sport
• 1 48” circular needle in US5/3.75mm, or size needed for gauge.
• Tapestry needle
• Removable stitch markers
• Optional: 16-24” circular needle, to avoid doing the in-the-round part of the pattern as a magic loop

Gauge:
Gauge is 9 sts and 20 rows over 2”/5cm of garter stitch, worked flat and blocked.

Measurements:
As shown, this cloth measures about 10.5”/27cm square.

Photo Notes:
There will be some illustrative photos in the .PDF that show a cloth knit with more distinctive squares. I’m using smaller needles for that one, and working at a tighter gauge, so please don’t be thrown off by those details. They’re not too relevant to the project.