Bordered Heart-shaped Dishcloth
This was a handout from a craft store. I have no idea where I got it – found it in a bunch of my crafty papers I was going through. I have had it a LONG time – and no name on it….so I will copy it here. Free pattern. It was free for me and looks like it’s been around a long time!
I think it would look better in a solid color. View Solid Color Here
Materials
1 ball of Sugar & Cream yarn
Size 10 Knitting Needles
Directions
Cast on 4 sts
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: K2, YO, K to End
Repeat Row 2 until there are 36 sts on needle
Next 15 rows: K2, YO, K2tog, K to end
Next row: K2, YO, (K2tog) twice, K10, K2tog; place remaining 18 sts on holder
Next row: K2, YO, (K2tog), twice, K to end
Repeat last row until 9 sts remain
Last row: K2tog twice, K1, K2tog twice
Bind off remaining 5 sts
Place 18 sts from holder onto needle. Tie on yarn and finish in the same manner as the other side.
Weave in ends.
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February 15, 2008 at 12:39 pm
I believe that there is a problem with the row after the 15 decreasing rows?? There aren’t enough stiches to have 18 stitches left to move off the needle. Is there something I am missing?
Note from Tezsocks:
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April 9, 2008 at 8:49 pm
A fast, easy pattern. I knitted 2 together twice at the end of the row to get 18 stitches on the left needle. The right needle had 17 stitches. It worked.
February 6, 2009 at 5:14 am
I have just knitted up this pattern,got here through firefly cottage.It looks great I used smaller kneedles to get a smallercloth.Thanks for sharing!
B
February 13, 2009 at 10:11 am
Thanks for sharing this pattern! I made a whole batch of these & paired them with some handmade soaps from Etsy to give “Sweet Spa” valentines to family & friends this year.
I used the called for needles size – since they are a looser knit they are definitely face cloths instead of dishcloths. So quick & easy – I see more of these in the future!