No written pattern. Just a simple chart.

Like the look of Entralac but find it too confusing. Give my Entra-Fake dishcloth a try.

Knit this lovely 13.5” x 9.5” oval Palmetto Towel with a knitted picot edge. Both a chart and written instructions are included. Optional hanger instructions included.

This pattern is taken from The Art of Knitting 1897 - Vol. 3, No. 3 Published by The Butterick Publishing Co. in September 1897.

Here’s a reusable replacement for your swiffer-like hand duster. Use 100% worsted weight wool that creates static electricity and really attracts the dust.

You can get two purses out of one skein of Berroco Comfort and 1 skein of Rozetti Bay Soft yarn.

Rewritten and charted from The Art of Knitting 1897.

Not only are dishcloth bibs absorbent and easy to clean, my granddaughter loves to chew on hers. The rough texture must feel good to her gums. The unique fastener doesn’t use buttons (little ones could swallow them) or velcro (sticks to everything in the wash) — nor does it tie (please don’t choke me).

I was experimenting with some stitch patterns and came up with something that looked like an hourglass. Immediately, I thought of the soap opera I used to watch over 30 years ago – Days of Our Lives. I converted the pattern to a dishcloth so I could make something quick and functional. However, if you leave off the borders and continue with the...

Now you can print your own Knitting Note Cards right from your own ink jet printer. All you need is note card paper (like Avery 3379). You can print as many as you like to send to friends or give as gifts. You just can’t sell them. The cards are printed 2 at a time — one to keep and one to send.

What’s an “Ordinary”?

Make a neat i-Pod arm sock. Pattern has complete instructions for custom sizing to fit your arm plus detailed illustrations on how to knit this fascinating item and have all the stripes match.

You can get 2 of these out of one ball or yarn or use up your dishcloth scraps.

This is basically and oversized dishcloth with a drawstring. It makes and impressive gift for the non-knitter.

Knit up this Bread Basket Liner to Keep Your Bread & Buns Warm

Knit this lovely Flamingo Towel in no time. The oval shape and picot edge are unique and easy to do. I’ve included a chart and a detailed line-for-line pattern to make it easy enough for even the beginner knitter.

If you can knit, purl and decrease, you can make this adorable bib for your favorite baby. It has a unique attachment that neither ties or uses velcro. Made out of your favorite worsted weight cotton — dishcloth cotton will do fine — this cute little bib measures approximately 8” x 7 “ to cover your little one up in style. Don’t need a bib? Mak...