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April Washcloth – Hurdle Stitch Knitting Pattern
Welcome to the 4th of this series of wash or dishcloth patterns. These are great ways of practising new techniques, or knitting quick projects. I also like to include them with a handmade soap as a quick gift idea. Cleaning cloths also make terrific gag gifts. For this you need: 4mm knitting needles DK cotton… Read more
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Pokemon Weepinbell Hat – Free Knitting Pattern
If you remember last year, I released the Bellsprout hat, and promised that the evolutions would come to create a Weepinbell and Victreebell hats from the same pattern. And here finally is the Weepinbell hat. What I like most about the Weepinbell version, is that it is perfect to cosplay as James from Team Rocket,… Read more
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March Washcloth – Knot Stitch
Welcome to the third of this series of wash or dishcloth patterns. By now you have made an Andalusian washcloth, and a Beehive Stitch cloth. These are great ways of practising new techniques, or knitting quick projects. I also like to include them with a handmade soap as a quick gift idea. They are awesome… Read more
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February Washcloth – Beehive Stitch
Welcome to the second in this series of wash and dishcloths. Hopefully you enjoyed the first one, the Andalusian washcloth, last month. These are great ways of practising new techniques, or knitting quick projects. I also like to include them with a handmade soap as a quick gift idea. Cleaning cloths also make terrific gag… Read more
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Pokemon Let’s Go – Diglett Hat
One of the most ridiculous items to buy for your partner pokemon in Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee and Pikachu is the much maligned Diglett Hat. It is an insane piece of clothing that looks like a tiny diglett perched on the head of your pokemon. I haven’t made an insane hat for a long, long… Read more
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Soap Scrubbie – Free Knitting Pattern
As a wee bonus to all of you participating in the Washcloth of the Month this year, here is a bonus. This soap scrubbie is a great idea for washing, laundry, travel and gifting with a handmade soap. I love them, and they knit up very quickly. Awesome if you are knitting for a market… Read more
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