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Friday, April 5, 2013

Another diversion........

I did get 2 stratas sewn yesterday but I have another diversion that I am hooked on.  I love to knit dishcloths.  I know we can use some for one of the church service projects for Christmas.  I love the color in the bottom ones, Gumdrop, no longer available.  I wish I had purchased more of it.  The one at the top is a really tight knitted pattern that won't get hooked on the forks like the bottom ones do.
I knitted this zig zag patterned dishcloth a couple weeks ago.  I had never used the striped yarn before.  Today I must finish the 5th strata and do the cross cuts and then the fun begins.

19 comments:

  1. Knitted dishcloths are The Best! Love the self-striping yarns too...

    Not sure when you have time to do all this stuff but I do enjoy seeing everything you do.

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  2. I need some new ones knitted. Thinking about getting some yarn. I got some lighter weight cotton yarn more like sport yarn and knitted several long time ago. They are still kicking around.Have fun with your diversion. Chris

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  3. I love knitted dishcloths, I have only two, but they get used a lot.
    Those look great.

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  4. I love to knit dishcloths too! What brand of yarn do you use?

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  5. I love the Gumdrop yarn! I've caught the knitting bug. I love to knit dishcloths. One could say that I'm addicted. Thank you for showing pictures of some that you have made.
    Enjoying watching you sew strata batiks!!

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  6. I just finished two dishcloths yesterday
    Knitting them is such fun
    Great for gift giving

    Hugs

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  7. Gumdrop was one of my favorite colors too. I have a small stash of it that I am now very selective about using. Very disappointed that most of the old Peaches & Creme colors were discontinued.

    Anyway, your dishcloths are great! I don't know how to knit, but I do have an obsession with crocheting dishcloths. It's a nice change from quilting and very portable :-) I even made an afghan from some of my dishcloths lol

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  8. Glad to see the dishcloths! I have a girlfriend who makes fun of mine! But I have other friends who LOVE them. I don't like to sit with empty hands in front of TV or riding in a car.

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  9. Those are really pretty! Is there anything you don't do well?? :)

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  10. Love the knitted dish cloths. I started out with knitting them but then started crocheting them and like that much better and it is faster. I give them out as gifts all the time. My friends like them on the small size so I can make a bunch in an evening. This is a great thing to do and watch tv. Happy knitting.

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  11. Great dishcloths, Wanda, great color. Can't say I love knitting them, but I love using them so occasionally I have to get out the knitting needles. I also knit mine on the diagonal but yours seem to have a wider border which I like. Would you share your pattern?
    Don't read blogs everyday anymore. How is your eye?
    Jevne

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  12. Your dish clothes are so pretty, I too love to knit them.
    Coats and Clarks, Sugar 'n Spice ? I will show them to my sister, she is like you knitting the intricate patterns, I am always in a hurry and just plain knit.

    With spring here, I have been doing my garden clean up and missed checking in the past couple days. You should be getting our warm weather soon.

    JJM

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  13. I've just discovered how good these dishcloths are! Mum gave me a crotcheted one for Christmas and I haven't looked back. I love that green too.

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  14. I didn't know you knitted too! Love the dishcloths, especially the green.

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  15. I'm so jealous of you - not only are you an expert quilter but you can knit! I'm a beginner quilter. I have tried to learn to knit so many times, but just can't do it. I can crochet just fine. Your projects are gorgeous.

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  16. I love knitted dishcloths and make them periodically when my stash gets low! Love the gumdrop yarn and unfortunately do not have any....
    LauraT

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  17. Your Gumdrop color and pattern are great. I like the open feeling of this dishcloth.

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  18. Gumdrop! I love it! Wish I'd even known about it and then bought up all i could find. Rats. I love making these, too, and have just started one for a friend. Love your zig zaggy one.

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  19. THose are nice dis cloths. I can knit, but do not like too. I knit too tight.

    Nan

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