Maybe it is because I am a basket weaver, but I have always loved the look of the basket weave crochet stitch. If you can work front and back post sts, you can do this stitch. I went looking for a pattern and found this easy one by Reese Dixon. It works up quickly, takes …
When I saw the cute fish scrubbies by One Dog Woof I knew I would have to make them. I made one while on a road trip and only had some variegated cotton yarn with me. I thought I would see how it would look. It turned out cute and the stripes go the opposite …
This week’s cloth is based on a stitch tutorial, “Picot Single Crochet and Granule Stitch” by Moogly. I wanted to give this stitch a try and thought it would make a great scrubbie of the week. I made two sizes. For the dish cloth I added rows of hdc between borders of the picot stitch …
Earlier this summer I made a hanging towel and people have loved it. YAY. I thought a matching cloth would make a nice set. I couldn’t decide which size to make so I wrote a pattern for both a wash cloth and dish cloth. Granny Cloth Click HERE to add this pattern to your Ravelry …
This week’s scrubbie is made from a stitch I first used on the wings of my “hoot and waddle” pattern. The “feather” side is puffy and the back is perfect for scrubbing. Puffy Waffles Cloth Click HERE to add this to your Ravelry favorites. Materials H hook cotton yarn – some cotton yarns are lighter …
This week’s “Scrubbie of the Week” is in honor of a wonderful designer that recently passed away. Marinke Slump, or “Wink” as known by her followers, has inspired many with her colorful designs on her blog, “A Creative Being“. I spent much of Monday reading through her posts and admiring her work, and crying. When …