Dishcloth pattern
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It's a really simple pattern, but mindless knitting so good for relaxation for you.
Bev's Ribby Cloth
Copyright Beverly A. Qualheim 2008
Size 8 knitting needles
1 oz of cotton yarn.... this was Peaches and Cream brand maybe-- something on a cone from Wal-Mart
Cloth is approx. 8" square when finished.
Cast on 29 sts
Knit the first 6 rows
Knit 4 sts, k1, p1 across to last 4 sts - k last 4 sts
(Always keep knit 4 sts at the beginning of each row and end of each row)
Continue in this manner till cloth is 7.5"
Knit last 6 rows.
Bind off. Weave in ends of yarn.
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These make great gifts for yourself or loved ones, and of course many shelters will accept these to be used for dishes or as washcloths.
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We don't thin out the grapes at all, that we we get TONS of small grapes. If you thin them when they are first growing, you get larger grapes, but we would rather have lots of smaller ones.
Sandy soil is great for grapes! They love it here in this heat.
HUG THE ONES YOU LOVE!!
And check back as I will post bib patterns soon.
Bev
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