Dishcloth fever has well and truly hit.
When they first appeared in the kitchen, they were hardly cast a second glance.
Their presence was accepted without question. In dark corners they began to multiply.
Their presence was accepted without question. In dark corners they began to multiply.
The dishcloths were not content. They adapted.
They changed their size and took over the bathroom.
Armed only with my favourite 5 mm bamboo crochet hook and this crochet pattern, discovered at "Olives and Okra" blog, I have quickly learnt resistance is useless.
I must have more dishcloths.
The whole family must have dishcloths!
I crocheted two strands of the yarn together, using one end from the middle and the outside end as well, hence the need for the 5 mm crochet hook.
The make up wipes are a super-quick make using a 4 mm hook and stylishly coloured 8 ply yarn
This is my pattern for the wipes - make a magic loop
Round 1 - make 3 ch, make 17 tr into the magic loop. Close with a sl st into the top ch of the 3 chain.
Round 2 - crochet 3 ch, 2 treble into the top of the next st, * 1 tr in next st, 2 tr in next st* repeat from * to * all around the circle. Close with a sl st into the top ch of the 3 ch.
Snip the yarn and pull the end through the loop. Use a large eyed needle to secure the tail amongst the crocheted stitches, and it's ready to go.
With all the beautifully coloured yarn that's available, I've also been enjoying incorporating a selection of colours into another project,
It's time to get off the computer and do some crocheting,
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Oh no! Before you know it, they will be breeding and taking over the world. :-)
ReplyDeleteIs that a bad thing??
DeleteOh my goodness! Makeup wipes no less. Brilliant. Reusable. Beautiful to behold. And who is your model??
ReplyDeleteThat would be the last teenager in the house :) always ready to lend a helping hand to his Mum!!!
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