Pattern/Story number 3 in the OtherKin series. Based on the subtle scheming that was happening with the bad guys in the story. One side is plain and not attention grabbing, but the reverse side is patterned and intricate.

40 stitches by 40 rows yields a seven inch square dishcloth. If you prefer a larger dishcloth, cast on more stitches in multiples of 8.

A scaly headband in honor of Imolata from the story. To read the story this pattern is based on, see fiberfiction.com/stories

Golden wings of victory spread out on a purple background. Visit Fiber Fiction to read the story that inspired this pattern called Athena’s Victory.

The hat that saved Brandon’s life. Easy enough for an adventurous beginner, but quick enough that an advanced knitter won’t be bored with the constant cabling.

Inspired by Grecian columns, the ribbed texture will help get dishes clean! PDF download includes a link to a video tutorial on how to make the bands on the ribbed columns.

Creepy, crawly, slimy! It’s Horror!

Believe. Believe in other universes. Believe in life unlike anything we know. Let your imagination roam. I want to believe!

Get lost in another time with this fantasy dishcloth!

For those who need a little romance in their life! Cables help make the heart design pop, and a seed stitch border gives some texture for good scrubbing.

Exploring, escaping, solving puzzles! There’s never a dull moment with adventure!

To celebrate the launch of Fiberfiction.com, we are releasing seven dishcloth patterns that represent the seven genres of fiction featured on the website. Mystery is the first!

Just another couple of freebie dishcloth patterns. These also came out of the design process, but didn’t turn out the way I wanted for the final designs. So here they are as freebies for anyone who wants them!

This is a free dishcloth pattern for you to enjoy. I have been doing a lot of design work recently for a project that will launch in October and this is a design that just didn’t quite fit in with the theme, but I still liked it. I hope you enjoy it too!

Now available as a free Ravelry download. In lieu of paying for the pattern, go make a donation to the charity of your choice!