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The Forest Ridges Dishcloth Knitting Pattern is a beginner level project. This is a great first knitting project for knitters! The techniques involved are casting on, knitting and purling back and forth, and binding off.
Citrus Grove brings a burst of freshness to your crochet with its light green hue and zesty texture. Using just single and double crochet stitches in an easy lemon peel pattern, this beginner-friendly dishcloth is as satisfying to make as it is to use.
Daisy Dots is a soft blush pink dishcloth worked in the gentle grit stitch — a simple pattern made entirely with single crochets. Perfect for beginners, this design adds just enough texture to feel like little daisy petals scattered across the fabric. It’s a sweet and sturdy addition to your handmade kitchen!
Petal Popcorn is a sweet and simple crochet dishcloth pattern that’s full of texture and charm!
The Kitchen Stitch Collection is an eBook with 7 beginner dishcloth knitting patterns. The eBook is 27 pages and includes written patterns, photo content, tips, and links to my YouTube tutorials. All patterns are knit with DK or worsted weight cotton, and the yarn and needle information is shared as well.
With this knitting pattern, you can step right back into Grandma’s kitchen garden, with the straightforward rows and comforting feelings.
The Quilted Fields dishcloth is beginner level. It creates a stitch pattern that looks like basketweave. If you can knit and purl, this pattern will delight you with its simple repeats weaving together a vintage countryside feel.
The Lemon Waffles dishcloth is beginner level. It creates a stitch pattern that literally looks like waffles, and it’s almost a necessity to burn a maple candle while you knit it up.
The Spring Fence Lines Dishcloth is an easy and useful dishcloth, but also just such a joy to follow the simple repeats with sweet tea in hand and birds singing in the background.
The Breezy Porch Steps Dishcloth is knit in stockinette with some purl bumps thrown in for a little summertime whimsy. Think of it as the knitting equivalent of sweet tea on breezy porch steps.
The Herb Garden Dish Cloth is a knit dish cloth pattern for beginners and seasoned knitters seeking a project as fresh and calming as a kitchen garden in bloom.
This beginner dish cloth knitting pattern is knit in textured square with straight needles. The lemon yellow cotton brings a bright and fresh feeling to spring and summer cleaning routines.
Dish cloths are extremely eco-friendly kitchen staples for your kitchen, or to gift to friends or hosts. Bonus: no paper towel’s texture will ever wipe your wiggly toddler’s peanut butter face or your syrup spills off of the table in just one swipe the way a textured knit dish cloth will!
Knit cotton dish cloths in classic neutral colors will match any kitchen, from elegant to farmhouse rustic.
Dish cloths are extremely eco-friendly kitchen staples for your kitchen, or to gift to friends or hosts. Bonus: no paper towel’s texture will ever wipe your wiggly toddler’s peanut butter face or your syrup spills off of the table in just one swipe the way a textured knit dish cloth will!
Knit back and forth, the Countryside Dish Cloth has a garter stitch border and repeating hurdle stitch pattern perfect for new knitters ready to play with a combination of knit and purl stitches. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!
Dish cloths are extremely eco-friendly kitchen staples for your kitchen, or to gift to friends or hosts. Bonus: no paper towel’s texture will ever wipe your wiggly toddler’s peanut butter face or your syrup spills off of the table in just one swipe the way a textured knit dish cloth will!
Products made from pattern MAY be resold with credit given, but the pattern and photos themselves are the property of Sparkly Twig and cannot be resold.
Pour yourself a cup & let’s get started!
Whether you drink your coffee hot, iced or frozen, a crochet coffee cup cozy makes it that much more enjoyable. Dress up your cup and keep your hands from getting burnt or wet with condensation.
This pattern will fit most to-go cups, as shown in the photos above. Always be prepared for that coffee or tea run by keeping one in your car, purse, or project bag (because let’s be honest, that WIP is probably fueled by coffee and tea!). Add a coffee shop gift card and you have the perfect gift for any coffee or tea lover.
Knit back and forth, the Shiplap Dish Cloth has a garter stitch border and repeating stitches that are perfect for new knitters ready to play with a combination of knits and purls. This knitting pattern includes detailed written instructions, a stitch guide, photo content, & more!
Dish cloths are extremely eco-friendly kitchen staples for your kitchen, or to gift to friends or hosts. Bonus: no paper towel’s texture will ever wipe your wiggly toddler’s peanut butter face or your syrup spills off of the table in just one swipe the way a textured knit dish cloth will!
