It looks difficult, but it really isn’t! The slip stitches make it look like you’re carrying different colors of yarn across, when in actuality, you’re not! However, by carrying one yarn across your slipped stitches, you get a very thick cloth!
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I used size 6 needles and Peaches 'n Cream yarn (Yellow, Cornflower, and Soft Teal).
That is really unique! Pretty colors too. will def have to check out the pattern. I think your colors are much nicer than the example on the link! thanks for sharing!
Oh, now you’re making me blush! I think my next one will be hot pink, bright green, and something else…haven’t decided the third color yet. You can really change things up simply by changing which colors are A, B, and C. It’s a very versatile pattern!
Really like the way this one looks, and the thicker the better, IMHO.
Thanks for the link~~~~
ETA: After reading the pattern I have a question for you, do you think this would make a good bath mat, either sewing squares together or enlarging the pattern? I really like the way it looks, and we’re using an old towel since our 15 y.o. puppy is using our bath mat as her fourth or fifth bed around the house.
that’s soo pretty. I’m so glad I found this site it’s been extremely helpful and very good at giving ideas of things that I can make to build up my ability as a knitter. this is being added to my list.
