I wanted to post about this earlier but did not want to give away the surprise. For Christmas this year I knit soap sacks for some people. I bought glycerin soap from the body shop on the magnificent mile in Chicago to put in the soap sacks. For other people I made a set of 2 dishcloths using basket weave pattern. I will attach the link to the soap sack pattern and some pictures.
The dish cloth pattern I got from my friend Alyce.
Basket weave dishcloth pattern
size 9 or 10 straight or circular needles
cotton yarn such as peaches n cream
cast on 32
row 1 k4, p4, k4, p4, k4, p4, k4, p4
row 2 p4, k4, p4, k4, p4, k4,p4,k4
row 3 k4, p4, k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4
row 4 p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4
now switch
row 5 p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4
row 6 k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4
row 7 p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4
row 8 k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4,k4,p4
Repeat pattern 5 times bind of
to some of he cloths I added a stripe
http://baxterknits.blogspot.com/2006/08/soap-sack-sachet-sashay-updated-with.html
My first blog
Welcome to my very first blog. I am blogging about one of my favorite subjects, knitting. I am starting this blog at just the right time. Me and two of my dear friends are about to embark on a knitting adventure. We are going to make an afghan, not just any afghan, but a special afghan. You will have to follow my blog to learn more as my fellow knitting buddies and I begin this dangerous and risky adventure, ok, maybe I am going a little overboard, and maybe not. Hope you enjoy !
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Great American Afghan progress
Well, The picture of my afghan square on my last post has been ripped out I still did not have the pattern mastered. but now, We finally got all of the kinks worked out. The problems were ours not the pattern. I am about 3/4 of the way done and the afghan is knitting up quickly. I will post pictures soon!
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