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Prize pack includes:
4 cotton dishcloths
I'm excited about this one. I wanted to do a knitted project, but how do you choose something that could work for anyone? Make a practical knit, that's what!
I've been involved in a few dishcloth swaps this summer, and it's been a lot of fun. Not only do you receive a nice cloth from someone and get to know them a bit, you know that your gift has put a smile on someone's face. And both of you maybe hate doing dishes a little bit less.
So I decided to do a nice set of washcloths for this giveaway out of a new (to me)
dishcloth pattern. I love the traditional
Grandmother's cloth, but the lace added something to it, and hopefully dries quicker too. I need to make some of these suckers for my own kitchen!
Of course, these can be used as bath cloths too! I just hope that you enjoy using them, however way you do. Do you ever make practical things for the house?
If you'd like a chance to win this set of cotton cloths, please sign up below. And don't forget to let me know how I can reach you if you win. Link to
an email in a profile, Ravelry account, or note it below. GOOD LUCK!
Love the dishcloth pattern! janefrogged on ravelry
ReplyDeleteI just made a bunch of dishcloths and gave them to my mother and her friends - wish I would have kept a few for myself! I'm Cincinniti on Ravelry😊
ReplyDeleteHey Heather justwanted to say what a good idea for a giveaway and that these look very cute with the lace. I definitely sew practical things like ovencloths (perhaps they're potholders in north american, I'm not sure) and plastic bag holders. But i haven't ventured there with knitting yet. (I'm not going to you to post these actoss the world though, so you better leave me out of this giveaway this time).
ReplyDeleteOh hey then I'm in! Email is my username plus nz at gmail.com
DeleteLove them! I keep meaning for make some knitted dish clothes but I'm such a slacker sometimes!
ReplyDeleteThese are the epitome of cool. I want them badly. And I would save them for taking off my makeup, which can be pretty full on. But cotton is the best thing for it. Or, I might jus frame them and hang them on the wall, cos they are ART, I tell you, ART.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute! I'd definitely use them as face cloths, it seems just a bit weird to me to use something so nice to wash dishes. I haven't ventured into houseware knitting yet, but maybe I should!
ReplyDeleteI love knitted dishcloths. They last forever! And they seem like an easy project to practice on.
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