




In fact after finishing the wash clothes I have been knitting away on the second sock, whenever I am not in the house. It is now my portable project. I finally am comfortable enough with the pattern that I don't have to work on it at home. I'd show you a new picture of it, but I think that it is only a little more than two or three inches past the last time I showed you.
I'll put up the details of the wash clothes in my finished projects. If you want the details click on the link in the sidebar.
3 comments:
hi, those face cloths look like a wonderful personal touch for teacher's. It's also quite and effort cranking all those out. I like the lemon-lime one and the blue/purple colorways :)
Hi, I just wondered if you could tell me what kind of yarn you use to knit face cloths, I am in the UK and it doesn't seem that common for people to knit them over here. I assume you actually use them to wash your face (hope I don't sound too stupid), so would have to be made out of something pretty robust. Thanks.Amanda.
Thanks for the reply, that is really helpful, I shall look out for 100% cotton and also try that website, thanks again.
Amanda.
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