The Foldini Bag is a chic accessory that combines an interesting construction with an intriguing two-color fabric!

This dishcloth is No 4 of the Double Fun Dishcloth KAL! And it’s available in two versions --- regular and sideways!

This dishcloth is No 3 of the Double Fun Dishcloth KAL!

This dishcloth is No 2 of the Double Fun Dishcloth KAL!

This dishcloth is No 1 of the Double Fun Dishcloth KAL!

The Ancient Mosaic Bookmark is quite mysterious!

Little Pebbles Dishcloth features an interesting stitch that creates a nice texture!

Let’s flip it! First, you knit two triangles -- then you flip one to the wrong side! Graft both triangles together and you have a dishcloth displaying both right side and wrong side at the same time!

A colorful drawstring bag with lots of possibilities to make it your own!

This mitered dishcloth starts with a small cast on and can be increased to any size! A rib pattern combining knits and purls and garter stitch keeps your knitting interesting. The i-cord edging tops your dishcloth with a neat finish.

This dishcloth has a few surprises in store for you! It starts as a triangle, then it turns into a circle and finally it morphs into a square!

An easy Drawstring Bag made with Tunisian Simple Stitch which creates a sturdy fabric.

Do you love to turn skeins into cakes with a wool winder? Now, you can knit a home for your cake and protect it from the environment. The center pull goes through a little hole in the strap that holds the cake down. Perfect for on the go projects!

I promise you, this is not your ordinary duster! It combines knitting and crochet to help you with cleaning. First you knit a square or rectangle with columns of slip stitches and then add chain-loops with a crochet hook.

This dishcloth is reversible and has two different sides! One side has a knobbly texture and the other shows the slipped stitches. Knit on the bias, this dishcloth grows quickly to any size and there are no purls!

From the Fuzzypedia:

This dishcloth has quite an usual shape!

Do you love to turn skeins into cakes with a wool winder? Now, you can crochet a home for your cake and protect it from the environment. The center pull goes through a little hole in the strap that holds the cake down. Perfect for on the go projects!

Knit on the bias, this dishcloth grows quickly to any size!

This is my favourite dishcloth pattern. And now you can make one (or more) to brighten your kitchen! I love how the mitered shape can lead to surprising color changes with variegated yarn. Use twisted single crochets for a neat finish or add your favourite crochet edge.