Love it! Thanks Demonica. 
I just uploaded it to my Flickr, so here are links if anyone wants to add our CAL button to their forum signature:
Small: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3481/3853136622_143954bf7d_t.jpg
Smaller: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3481/3853136622_143954bf7d_s.jpg
I like it! Especially the color scheme.
Very colorful! I started my dish cloth and at the moment it is more like a scrubber. I have used bpdc, ss, sc hdc and rounded the corners but I am not sure if I will make it bigger or keep it as a scrubber. That is the question? I will take suggestions.
Cool! The colors and shape remind me of corn.
Now, I’ll have to have corn on the cob for dinner. :teehee:
[COLOR="#223399"]Pattern: [B][U]Textured Stripes Dishcloth[/U][/B] by Kiel Lemon at http://cocoacream.wordpress.com/
Yarn: Lily Sugar 'n Cream
Hook: Size H/8, 5.00 mm
I didn’t do the number of repeats the pattern had. I also thought it was a bit small, so I added a larger border all around to increase the size.
Closeup to show stitch texture:
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Love it!
I love your dish cloth! You are indeed a master! Now I think I will keep my corn and maybe try a new one!
Ok, I finally finished all 21 dishcloths and I gotta say, man, I could seriously go the rest of my life without crocheting (or knitting) another dishcloth! I’ll have pics soon!
:notworthy: Whoa! You GO girl! :shock:
I think you deserve a break now. 
I also said that after having finished my 144th granny square for the afghan…
:thud:
And until now I have only crocheted 2 more granny squares or so…
It can be traumatizing.
:teehee: Yeah, all the repetition definitely makes for tedious work!
Ok, the pics! Please forgive the lighting, it was terrible…All of our lights are very dim and it was night time when I took the pics…Had to use the flash and it just killed the color! You get the idea though…lol…Just simple sc cloths…Oh yeah, and the yellow yarns are different…lol…I started with an acrylic yellow yarn then ran out but Michael’s didn’t have that yarn so I went with a cotton, muted yellow…But, the sets are all going to different people so no big deal…lol
Such happy, bright, cheery colors!
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For some unknown reason when those brightly colored images flashed up on my screen I suddenly thought…
[INDENT]Summer: Crocheted _ _ _ _ _ _ ? :oo:
Oh, yeah, that’s right. This is the dishcloth CAL [/INDENT]
They appear very bright and cheerful, even sunny. Definitely a good thing for approaching winter.
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:teehee: I crocheted a couple sets just like those for my Mom and Grandma for Mother’s Day, which of course, is approaching summer so they were perfect for then, however, my grandma wanted me to make 7 more sets so she could give them to her friends…for Christmas…lol
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Gauge: Ultra Alpaca Fine
7.5 sts. = 1 inch
30sts. + 40 rows = 4 inches {10cm}
PERUVIA YARN
4.25 STS. = 1 inch
17sts. = 22 rows= 4 inches
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approximately 8 ½” wide x 71” long
MATERIALS
1 Hank[U][COLOR=#0066cc] BERROCO ULTRA ALPACA FINE[/COLOR][/U] (100 grs), #1207 Salt & Pepper (A)
1 Hank [U][COLOR=#0066cc]BERROCO PERUVIA[/COLOR][/U] (100 grs), #7100 Blanco (B)
Straight knitting needles, size 8 (5.00 mm)
Crochet hook, size 3.75 mm (F-5)
GAUGE
18 sts = 4”; 19 rows = 4” in Pat St
NOTE
When B is not in use, carry yarn up side of work. Twist A and B together at beg of every RS row to prevent long loops.
SCARF
With straight needles, using A, cast on 37 sts.
Row 1 (WS): Knit.
Row 2: Knit. Join B.
Row 3: With B and knit.
Row 4: With B, purl.
Row 5: With A, * k8, yo, sl next st purlwise, k1, rep from * twice more, k7.
Row 6: With A, p8, * sl next st and yo from previous row purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once (this adds a new yo on top of previous yo), p9, rep from * once more, sl next st and yo from previous row purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p8.
Row 7: With A, * k8, yo, sl next st and yo’s purlwise, k1, rep from * twice more, k7.
Row 8: With A, p8, * sl next st and all yo’s purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p9, rep from * once more, slip next st and all yo’s purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p8.
Rows 9 and 10: Rep Rows 7 and 8 once more.
Row 11: With B, knit across, knitting all yo’s together with corresponding slipped sts.
Row 12: With B, purl.
Row 13: With A, k3, * yo, sl next st purlwise, k9, rep from * twice more, yo, sl next st purlwise, k3.
Row 14: With A, p3, sl next st and yo from previous row purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p9, rep vrom * twice more, sl next st and yo from previous row purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p3.
Row 15: With A, k3, * yo, sl next st and all yo’s purlwise, k9, rep from * twice more, yo, sl next st and all yo’s purlwise, k3.
Row 16: With A, p3, * sl next st and all previous yo’s purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p9, rep from * twice more, sl next st purlwise, wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle once, p3.
Rows 17 – 22: Rep Rows 15 and 16 three times more.
Rows 23 and 24: Rep Rows 11 and 12.
Rows 25 and 26: Rep Rows 5 and 6.
Rows 27 – 34: Rep Rows 7 and 8 four times more.
From here, rep Rows 11 – 34 for Pat St until piece measures approximately 70” from beg, end on Row 16 of Pat St. Rep Rows 15 and 16 once more.
Next 2 Rows: Rep Rows 11 and 12.
Following Row: With A, knit. Using A, bind off.
FINISHING
Weave in all ends.
Side Edgings: With RS facing, using crochet hook and A, work in sc along each side edge of scarf.
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Circle cloth pattern to knit
hakucho.blogspot.com
This was an easy fun knit. Thoroughly enjoyable, interesting and EASY…looks so complicated. Enjoy.
Circle cloth pattern to knit
hakucho.blogspot.com
This was an easy fun knit. Thoroughly enjoyable, interesting and EASY…looks so complicated. Enjoy.
