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 Knitted dishcloths are fairly easy to make. I generally use a variegated yarn, 100% cotton. It's an attractive diagonal pattern. These dishcloths look small but when they're wet, they do stretch. Use a small needle - size 6 or smaller.You need to know how to do the "yo" (yarn over) stitch, and later in the pattern, to k2t - knit 2 together Here's the pattern: cast on 4 R1: k2, yo, k2 R2: k2, yo, knit to end R3: k2, yo. knit to end Continue knitting until you have 45 stitches across. Beginning Decrease: R46: k1, k2t, yo, k2t, knit to end Continue on, until you have 6 stitches left. Last row: k, k2t, k2t, k (should have 4 stitches on needles now. Cast off, tie up loose ends. If you want to make a really easy knit dishcloth, just cast on 30-35 stitches, knit every row until it’s the length you want (I try to make them as long as they are wide). These are fast and very easy. NOTE: Cotton dishcloths are small when they’re dry and stretch when they’re wet. Don’t let the small size fool you!
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