🧽 Spring clean with these 5 washcloth pattern

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In today’s email:

  • Knitspiration: 5 stashbusting washcloth projects
  • Stitchionary: A stitch that looks woven
  • Pattern Pick: These washcloths will keep you cleaning all year
  • PLUS: What's for breakfast?, Tina Turner, and more

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πŸ’‘ Knitspiration

🧽 Spring clean with these 5 washcloth pattern

We're still getting things cleaned and organized around the Yarnist office so we thought what better to knit than some washcloths?

They're fast, a great way to practice new techniques, help use up your stash, and make great gifts!

Here are a few of our favorite patterns...

​Tin Ceiling Washcloth + Hand Towel by Sandi Rosner

Why we love it: A good washcloth has a lot of texture, and this not only has tons of that, it also comes in multiple sizes!

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​Ballband Dishcloth by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne

Why we love it: This colorful dishcloth uses a mosaic brick stitch to create a beautiful pattern.

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​Sea Stars by Romi Hill

Why we love it: These pretty little things use German short rows for their unique shaping. Bet you won't be able to make just one!

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​Practical Little Heart by Heidi Kirrmaier

Why we love it: Another project with some unique shaping, this one will steal your heart. πŸ˜‰

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​Leafy Washcloth by Megan Goodacre

Why we love it: Simple and elegant, this leaf inspired washcloth just FEELS organic.

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πŸ“† Daily Stitch

Basketweave Stitch

I love this stitch. But what's love got to do with it?​

I just think its cool how knits and purls can create textures like this.

If you want to make your own washcloth, this is a great stitch for that.

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🧢 Pattern Pick

Scrub-a-Dub Club E-Book by Knit Picks

Scrub-a-Dub Club features a year's worth of fabulous patterns--both simple and complex--to ensure your dishes, hands, and face are always squeaky clean.

Whether you're hoping to learn some new techniques or just looking for some dishcloth inspiration, these tasteful textiles are sure to dazzle your family and friends with cables, lace, bobbles, and more!

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