Sunday, November 12, 2006
Addicted to MD Washcloths
I have caught the washcloth bug. Granted the ballband one didn't excite me (treason I know), but I can't stop making the Mason-Dixon washcloths. Here are the seven I have made so far. The conundrum is that I don't like using dishcloths even though I can't stop knitting them. I figure I will either make enough for a lap blanket or gift them for the upcoming holidays. The question now is how many can I make before I get tired of the pattern?
Oh, you may have noticed that I have neglected to weave in the ends. The reason? I always have another dishcloth on the needles before I am even aware of the need to weave in the ends! Can't stop...must knit MD dishcloths...
Oh, you may have noticed that I have neglected to weave in the ends. The reason? I always have another dishcloth on the needles before I am even aware of the need to weave in the ends! Can't stop...must knit MD dishcloths...
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I use my favorite red MD dishcloth as a pad under a plant, rather doily-esque.) I have trouble with warshcloths getting, er, musty in my climate (northwest Washington, land of the rains, and perhaps I need to do laundry more often, but i digress) so when my red one turned out so well I accessorized with it.
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