|
|||
|
Melissa's (Oscarsdotter's) Knitted Dishcloth Designs!
|
|||
 |
|
 |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Hello
and welcome to my second site of original, knitted
dishcloth designs. I've
added this site for all of my newest knitted
dishcloth designs. If
you'd like to look at some of my other designs, simply click on the little Red Schoolhouse's picture above, or on the link
at the bottom of this page, and that will take you to my other site, where most of my free designs are stored.
To order Baby Washcloths to Knit from Amazon.com, click here For folks in the USA: To order Baby Washcloths to Knit from Leisure Arts, click here. I'm
happy to announce that my second publication: For that special newborn, knit up a stack of these
baby washcloths , (using
pretty pastel cotton yarns), tie with a gossamer ribbon, package
with some other sweet baby bath toys, and
you have the perfect baby shower gift! :-) To
order your copy of Baby Washcloths to Knit, just
click on the ordering links above. ***For
my Canadian friends*** Leisure
Arts tells me that because their web site isn't set up to handle international orders yet, you'll need to Just
call: 1-800-526-5111 to order your copy of
Baby Washcloths to Knit.
To order Garden Dishcloths to Knit from Amazon.com, click here. My
first publication, Garden Dishcloths to Knit. Published by Leisure Arts 2006. Designed
with easy knitting in mind, and using only knit and purl stitches, this booklet has 12 original designs: Lady
Bug, Butterfly, Cardinal, Topiary with heart, Sunflower, Bird House, Hummingbird and Trumpet Vine, Bee Skep, Potted Tulip,
Michigan Cherries, Rose, and Frog. To
order your copy of Garden Dishcloths to Knit, or
to place a phone order (through Leisure Arts), call
1-800-526-5111, or ask for it at your local yarn shop. Knit
some up for your favorite gardener today!
Harmony Guide to Knitting Techniques & Stitches
365 Knitting Stitches a Year Perpetual Calendar More knitting books available through Amazon.com!
Melissa's Garden Wheelbarrow Knitted Dishcloth © Copyright January 12, 2008 Designed, knit & scanned by Melissa Bergland Burnham Abbreviations: K=Knit, P=Purl, RS=Right
Side of cloth, WS=Wrong Side of cloth, Garter Stitch=Knit all rows, Stockingette Stitch=Knit one row, purl the next. This cloth has 4 stitches Garter Stitch at the beginning and ending of each row for side border stitches. Wheelbarrow design is worked on RS of cloth in P stitches. Directions: Cast on 35 stitches. Rows 1-6: Garter Stitch (Knit each row) for 6 rows. Rows 7: (RS) K across all 35 stitches. Row 8: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 9: (RS) K across all 35 stitches. Row 10: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 11: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 12: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 13: K4 then Row 14: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 15: K4 then K1, P6, K11, P4, K5, then K4 Row 16: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 17: K4 then K1, P2, K1, P3, K9, P2, Row 18: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 19: K4 then K1, P5, K1, P9, K3, P2, K6, then K4 Row 20: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 21: K4 then Row 22: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 23: K4 then K5, P5, K1, P5, K1, P2, K8, then K4 Row 24: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 25: K4 then K4, P8, K1, P6, K8, then K4. Row 26: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 27: K4 then K4, P10, K1, P5, K7, then K4 Row 28: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 29: K4 then K6, P10, K1, P4, K6, then K4 Row 30: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 31: K4 then K8, P10, K1, P3, K5, then K4 Row 32: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 33: K4 then K11, P4, K6, P2, K4, then K4 Row 34: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 35: K4 then K14, P2, K6, P2, K3, then K4 Row 36: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 37: K4 then K15, P2, K6, P2, Row 38: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 39: K4 then K16, P2, K6, P2, K1, then K4 Row 40: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 41: K4 then K17, P2, K6, P2,
then K4 Row 42: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 43: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 44: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 45: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 46: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 47: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 48: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 49: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 50: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Rows 51-57: Garter Stitch (Knit all rows) binding off on Row 57. Sew in ends and load up Melissa’s Garden Wheelbarrow with lots of dirty dishes! J
Melissa's Little Red Schoolhouse Knitted Dishcloth © Copyright January 14, 2007 Designed, knit & scanned by Melissa Bergland Burnham Abbreviations: K=Knit, P=Purl, RS=Right
Side of cloth, WS=Wrong Side of cloth, Garter Stitch=Knit all rows, Stockingette Stitch=Knit one row, purl the next. This cloth has 4 stitches Garter Stitch at the beginning and ending of each row for side border stitches. Schoolhouse design is worked on RS of cloth in P stitches. **Asterisks on Row 20 mean: **Attention! Row 20 is not the traditional K4, P27, K4 row...there are a few K stitches
thrown in, so that the windows look better on the right side! :-) Directions: Cast on 35 stitches. Rows 1-6: Garter Stitch (Knit each row) for 6 rows. Rows 7: (RS) K across all 35 stitches. Row 8: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 9: (RS) K across all 35 stitches. Row 10: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 11: (RS) K4 then K3, P6, K1, P1, K1, P12, K3, then K4 Row 12: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 13: K4 then K4, P7, K1, P12, K3, then K4 Row 14: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 15: K4 then K4, P2, K3, P2, K1, P2, K2, P1, K2, P1, Row 16: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 17: K4 then K4, P2, K1, P1, K1, P2, K1, P2, K2, P1, K2, P1, Row 18: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 19: K4 then K4, P2, K3, P2, K1, P4, K1, P2, K1, P4, K3, then K4 **Row 20: (WS) K4 then P7, K1, P2, K1, P16, then K4. Row 21: K4 then K4, P2, K3, P2, K1, P2, K2, P1, K2, P1, Row 22: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 23: K4 then K4, P7, K1, P2, K2, P1, K2, P1, Row 24: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 25: K4 then K4, P7, K1, P12, K3, then K4 Row 26: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4. Row 27: K4 then K2, P1, K1, P7, K1, P13, Row 28: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 29: K4 then K3, P1, K1, P5, K1, P13, K3, then K4 Row 30: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 31: K4 then K4, P1, K1, P3, K1, P13, K4, then K4 Row 32: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 33: K4 then K5, P1, K1, P1, K1, P13, K5, then K4 Row 34: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 35: K4 then K6, P1, K1, P13, K6, then K4 Row 36: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 37: K4 then K7, P13, K7, then K4 Row 38: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 39: K4 then K8, P1, K1, P1, K1, P1, K5, P2, K7, then K4 Row 40: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 41: K4 then K8, P1, K1, P1, K1, P1, K5, P2, K7, then K4 Row 42: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 43: K4, then K7, P1, K1, P5, K13, then K4 Row 44: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 45: K4 then K8, P5, K14, then K4 Row 46: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 47: K4 then K9, P3, K15, then K4 Row 48: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Row 49: (RS) K across all 35 stitches Row 50: (WS) K4 then P27, then K4 Rows 51-57: Garter Stitch (Knit all rows) binding off on Row 57. For more (free!) original, knitted dishcloth designs by Melissa, click here:
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
|
Melissa's newest knitting designs! |
