After putting together the postage stamp quilt top, I was at a loss what to do next. I ended up sorting through my fabric scraps and cutting them up into squares and strips. There are even a few triangles, so I will be thinking of ways to use them up.
I then came across a ball of dishcloth cotton I bought some time ago, and as I have a craft fair coming up, I thought I'd make some dishcloths.
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Jane you are so wonderfully productive. I'm amazed !!
Do you sleep? LOL
You must to have such energy .
Great results.
Nice face cloths! Is the one on the left moss stitch? I'm making one at the moment out of corn yarn....it's not as soft as cotton, so will make a good exfoliant!
Great idea - something else to add to my to do list lol
Yes Sue, the one on the left is moss stitch. The middle one has a garter stitch border with stocking stitch centre, and the one on the right is just plain garter stitch
I love doing dish cloths. So easy and you get to try fun stitches without getting tired of them. Plus no sewing together.. when you finish knitting, you're done! Those should be good sellers!
Well done getting your scraps cut up! And the dishcloths are so pretty! What's next? LOL
I have made some to and they sell well. I love that you used different stitch patterns.
They look great! I really do have to try more dishcloths someday...
You're right--there is nothing ling knitted or crocheted washcloths. It's a great idea for a craft fair.
I really like these too. I actually enjoy washing up and love a good dishcloth. At the moment I have flowery ones!!
Hello Jane, your postage stamp quilt top is very pretty. I also like your dish clothes. I just finished making 12 of them for gifts for Christmas. vbg I have found I really like crocheting. Hugs Judy
They look too nice to actually use! Hope that craft fair goes really well for you. :0)
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