I kinda forgot about needing to finish this project, until my husband got on the kick of seeing what TSA will allow on airplanes. I didn't think that knitting needles were allowed, but he found out that they are. Along with screw drivers under seven inches. And flare guns, but no flares. Don't get him started because he will keep going!
I decided I needed to finish this dishcloth before I felt compelled to take knitting needles on the plane!
Here is the completed project! Not perfect, but it will clean my dishes.
Now, I want to knit something else. I would love to hear some ideas that you might have or some free patterns that you have stumbled across. Leave a comment below with your suggestion!
I don't knit but I'm a habitual crocheter . . .like house is over run with this little critters I crochet, got a closet full of yarn, I can't watch TV I DON'T HAVE ANY YARN!, that sort of habitual. . .If you are interested in crochet as well http://www.typativemamacat.com/p/crochet-patterns.html these are my original patterns and I keep a board on pinterest devoted to crochet projects I have done or plan to do: http://pinterest.com/hlgstrider/crochet-cleverness/
ReplyDeleteThanks Heidilyn! I am checking them out. I have not a little crocheting, but am not very good yet. You have some cute idea! Thanks for sharing them with me!
DeleteYour dish cloth will certainly do its job well. I had a friend who knitted squares and some how sewed them into a bedroom slipper. I am not sure how she did it. Thanks for sharing on "Tell me a Story."
ReplyDeleteI was in the same boat last year. I didn't know which craft to take up. I went with crocheting. http://mrsgardengirl.blogspot.com/2011/12/fun-winter-hobby.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with me that post. Now I want to try crocheting!
DeleteI've always wanted to make something like this someday. Good for you!! Thanks for linking up at Romance on a dime. Hope to see you tomorrow.
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