So I have seen lots of fellow bloggers produce many dishcloths and thought I’d get round to it at some point. I had added making a selection to my YOP list for this year. Yesterday afternoon, whilst I was letting some sheep fleece soak in soapy water I thought I’d make ONE.
By midnight I’d made 5! What just happened? It’s like I fell down a dishcloth worm hole and have just emerged!
So here they are. The patterns are all free on Ravelry; Grandmother’s Favourite Dishcloth, Almost Lost Washcloth, Mini Almost Lost Washcloth and 2 x Waffle Dishcloths.
Luckily I am almost out of this cotton. They are in a Christmas yarn colour but suspect we will use them all year.
In other news, I totally messed up my maths on Such a Winter’s Day jumper and it needs to be frogged and I need to try other gauge swatches to see if I can work out the right size to make.
HighlandHeffalump 
Oh those dishcloths can be quite addictive. Isn’t it nice to have new ones though?
Sorry to hear about the jumper. I am confident you will succeed the next time.
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They make great gifts too:)
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Wow! You got a lot done, and they all look great! It’s always nice to have a good supply. So sorry to hear about your sweater. It’s never fun when it happens, but it will turn out OK!
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I agree… knitting dishcloths is quite addictive. Five in one day?!? I’m seriously impressed. I must be a terribly slow knitter. Glad to know you’ve caught the bug!
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Dishcloths are on my try out list too. I have a few patterns downloaded but haven’t had the time to try them yet.
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PS. I love what you’ve done so far. 🙂
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Haha! Totally know what you mean. I love the pinwheel shaped one!
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I want to knit a hoard of dishcloths! But I’m so picky about the pattern. My favorite is basketweave.
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BTW I’m pretty sure “hoard of dishcloths” is the official term, like murder of crows and pride of lions.
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