An openwork dishcloth knitted in the round, from the outside in.

The pattern comes with charts as well as round by round written instructions.
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Having an ever growing love for dishcloths my first thought after receiving my latest box full of colourful cotton yarn balls was of course: a dishcloth!
I wanted something versatile that can be used as an actual dishcloth or a fancy doily/placemat as well. And as the weather is turning colder and gloomier with less and less plants staying alive it was high time to use a leaf pattern in vibrant colours, something that can brighten up the dark evenings, and be a suitable decoration for festive tables.

Yarn: Drops Cotton Light, colour 13 and 18 (7 g/15 m and 41 g/86 m)

Needles: 4 mm DPNs or size to get gauge

Gauge: 17 sts/30 rnds in 10 cm in garter st after heavy blocking

Size: 29x29 cm, adjustable

Required skills/techniques: knitting in the round and flat

According to testers:

“- Very nice & original pattern!”
“- Enjoyed it, was fun to make. I like starting with the outside and work towards center.”
“- A very clearly written pattern!”
“- I really enjoyed it! For me, it hit the sweet spot of being interesting enough to keep me from getting bored but also simple enough that I could knit and talk without losing my place.”