Shaker Dishcloths & Coasters
In the book, A History of Hand Knitting by Ricchard Rutt, he describes a dishcloth knit by Colonial American Shakers. "The wash cloths were, circular, made of 16 segments of garter stitch, arranged in alternating colours".
Very Pink redesigned a friendlier pattern that has 12 color segments and uses larger needles than the size 0.
Pattern includes row-by-row instruction for dishcloths (with and without a picot edge), coasters (with and without a picot edge), and guidelines for modifying the pattern to any size.
With the instruction, this pattern is appropriate for anyone with at least an “advanced beginner” skill level, meaning confident with the basic stitches. (This pattern is knit stitches only.)
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | This class is for advanced beginners. Students will learn provisional cast-on, short rows and picot edge. |
Materials Included: | Pattern by Very Pink |
Requirements: | Needles: two size 5 DPNS or size 5 circular needles or straight needles. two colors of worsted weight cotton yarn-40 yards each color for dishcloth, 11 yards of each color for coaster. Crochet hook size H Tapestry needle |
Instructor: | Heide Held |
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Includes instruction and pattern, Materials must be purchased at Sheep Thrills
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This class cannot be purchased online. Please contact the store for more information.