Here’s a washcloth, dishcloth or tea towel to knit when you’re trying to break up the duopoly. Create classic embossed cloths using simple knit/purl combinations.

Here’s a washcloth, dishcloth or tea towel to knit when you’re trying to break up the duopoly. Create classic embossed cloths using simple knit/purl combinations.

Here’s a washcloth, dishcloth or tea towel to knit when you’re trying to break up the duopoly. Create classic embossed cloths using simple knit/purl combinations.

Here’s a washcloth, dishcloth or tea towel to knit when you’d rather not be washing the dishes. Create fabulously sweary yet classic embossed cloths using simple knit/purl combinations. Using a script font for the sweary bits keeps the design on the subtle side - rather like cursing under your breath.

Here’s a washcloth, dishcloth or tea towel to knit when you’d rather not be washing the dishes. Create fabulously sweary yet classic embossed cloths using simple knit/purl combinations. Using a script font for the sweary bits keeps the design on the subtle side - rather like cursing under your breath.

I wrote this pattern specifically for displaying use of KnittyJax stitch markers in my booth at a local craft fair. I’m completely in love with this yarn - Auracania Huasco DK, which I picked up in the Outer Banks early this month at the Blue Pelican Gallery.

This started out as a design to use up some scrap cotton yarn I had leftover. I tied all my scraps end to end, rolled it into a ball and just started knitting!

This candle jar wrap is just like the original, but it’s worked flat! Knit it up in an afternoon or evening from about 25 grams of yarn. It fits snugly around a 1 quart glass ball jar. Filled with votives, cocoa mix, or even some soil and paperwhite bulbs, it makes for easy last minute gifting!

This knit in-the-round candle jar wrap can be worked up in an afternoon or evening from about 25 grams of yarn! It fits snugly around a glass ball jar. Filled with votives, cocoa mix, or even some soil and paperwhite bulbs, it makes for easy last minute gifting!

Use up some scraps or play around with some interestingly textured yarn to make a modern statement to match your style and seasonal decorations. This pattern makes a 14 inch or 16 inch wreath, using a provisional cast-on (or not) and alternating three colors and two stitch patterns. Graft the long piece end to end (or sew it.) Seaming up around...