and the back view ....
Plenty easy ; just knit 4 purl 4 until its the length you need.
Then I saw these amazing dishcloths, and just had to try my hand at that. Natural color cotton yarn with red stripes, done in a waffle-weave pattern. (I varied the designs)....
and with blue stripes.....
I have quite a pile of these started for .... well... whatever
They were fun to do, good practise, and functional as well.
I am now started on another knitting project, which I will post later.
I like knitting in the evenings, when it is too dark to paint (I like good daylight to do my oil painting) and when I am too tried to do anything else. It keeps my hands busy while Hubby is watching TV and eating ice cream :0
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5 comments:
Your shawl looks great.
My sil make those dishcloths, it is her way of using up here odd and ends of yarn.
I love them.
Have a great day
I love the shawl. I should make one this winter for the chilly days.
Lovely. I've got to get back to my prayer shawl making. With our concern over Suzette I haven't picked mine up in weeks. Plus our son being here from California for 8 days.
Beautiful... love the dish cloths.
Love your shawl Sunny, and those dish cloths my would I love to be able to make them. I had some given to me and they are wonderful. I haven't knitted in 25 years, after seeing these tow projects, i need to get back. Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Sue
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