Heighten your skill and brighten your kitchen with a cornucopia of knitting stitches. This collection includes 16 dishcloths each in one of four colors. These nifty knits make great gifts for family and friends!
Got crocheted cables? Come along with crochet designer Bonnie Barker as she shows you how to make 18 of her new crochet cable designs! Whether you know how to read written patterns or not, you can easily follow along with a complete video tutorial for every design, row by row, from start to finish!
Love to knit? Want projects that are quick and fun to do? In just a few minutes here and there, and using only knit and purl stitches, you can create one of a dozen garden dishcloths! From bees in flight to a hummingbird poised before a flower, you can clearly see the clever designs on these reversible squares. Thick and thirsty, 100% cotton medium/worsted weight yarn makes these cloths as practical as they are pretty. And they're wonderful as gifts! Just tuck them into a basket with a few kitchen supplies, and you've got a great gift for a housewarming party or a bridal shower. So take a little time from your busy day to relax while you knit a garden dishcloth -- you'll be rewarding yourself twice! 12 Designs: Frog, Hummingbird & Trumpet Vine, Bee Skep, Sunflower, Rose, Topiary with Heart, Butterfly, Michigan Cherries, Ladybug, Tulip, Cardinal, and Birdhouse
Holiday Knit Dishcloths (Leisure Arts #5287) will get the kitchen in the holiday spirit in a flash with 11 textured designs. Easy-to-read charts make it fun to knit each cloth super-fast. Holidays include Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Independence Day, Halloween, and Christmas. Since they're knitted with thirsty cotton yarn, the knitter may decide to keep using the sturdy dishcloths for every day of the year. 11 beginner-level projects for knitting with medium weight cotton yarn: Sweet Hearts, Lucky Clover, Hoppy Hare, Dandy Duck, Patriot's Fanfare, Flying Flag, Belfry Bat, Jack O' Lantern, Christmas Tree, Saint Nick, Dashing Snowman
With 3 choices of edgings for 99 different dishcloths, you have potentially hundreds of variations to crochet right at your fingertips! This book features designs for 100% cotton worsted weight yarn that work up quickly and make great travel projects.
Have you had an interest in learning to knit, but didn't know where to get started? Have you been intimidated by the complicated patterns of difficult projects? Have you wanted to start with a small project that did not require a large financial investment of purchasing knitting needles, several balls of yarn and pattern books? Would you like to get started with a small project of something useful and practical? Are you looking for new patterns for knitted dishcloths? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, this book is for you! In this book, you will find: -a review of the main knitting stitches and materials used for knitted dishcloths, for new knitters -a description of the abbreviations for knitting stitches commonly used -a variety of patterns for completed dishcloths beginning with the most basic of knitting stitches at the beginner level allowing you to work up to intermediate patterns -PLUS accompanying photo images of each dishcloth to allow you to see the results. Are you ready to get started? Browse through the patterns and dependent upon your skill level, choose a pattern, get your knitting needles and your yarn and you are ready to go!
Why knit a dishcloth? First dishcloths are excellent projects for beginners. They are also great projects for more experienced knitters who want to make a quick gift or want a project they can complete start to finish in a day. These hanging kitchen towels and dishcloths are quick and easy to make. You can knit a set in just a weekend using cotton yarns and number 9 knitting needles. They are knitted using interesting textured patterns that may look complicated but are actually very easy to knit. Kitchen towel sets make great gifts or a nice addition to your own kitchen! The skill levels for the patterns are beginner and easy. You should, however, already know the basic stitches and how to read patterns. You need to know how to cast on, knit, purl, yarn over, knit two together, and bind off. Included in this book are pattern instructions for 6 different kitchen towels with matching dishcloths. At the end of the book in the helpful hint section there are detailed instructions for blocking your dishcloths. I hope you enjoy making these easy to knit kitchen towel sets.