[Cathryn 2ed]

The dishcloth is from http://extension.usu.edu/files/publications/publication/FL_ST_Needlearts_2006-101pr.pdf

The pot scruber is from http://www.knittingknonsense.com/BB_style_tawashi.html
If you have not tired this little pot scrubber yet give the pattern a look. Very easy and fun to make. Good for leftover.

 

[lewisgque55]

wow. they're cute. keep up the good work.

 

[grandmawBeth]

nice work,, now i will have 2 make some of the scrubbers 2 go with the dish cloths for christmas gifts this year,, thanks for the patters link....

 

[carolyn tolo]

I have made that pattern. A kind lady brought me some of the cloths when I was so sick. She used white, and I used the yellow. It never occurred to me to use different colors. Thank you.
One of the posts on another forum mentioned using Peaches & Cream thread to knit a premie sweater. Soft enough?

Carolyn

 

[Cathryn 2ed]

Not for a baby. I think there are better, softer options out there. Google 100% cotton yarn and see what you can find. Lots I bet. Lets go look and see. Cathryn

 

[rlmayknit]

Thanks so much for that pattern. I am always buying the
crochet ones for my daughter and me. I can knit, so I will
do this one. lrmay from missouri

 

[sandrakjb]

Thanks. I printed the pot scrubber. Always looking for quick little short projects to make. I end up with so much yarn because I love it!!

 

[frajo110]

Just downloaded the scrubber pattern. Thank you so much for the site. Have made many of the dishcloths and have fun with using all my leftovers so now I can add this to make a set.

 

[lavertera]

Nice work, like the colours.

 

[Kichi]

Cathryn, I like the colors. I really like the idea of the potscrubber, won't scratch the teflon. Thanks for your ideas! They are very well done.

 

[craftingchick]

Thanks for the sites great patterns for sure. :thumbup: Need to get busy and start to try and knit for sure.

 

[gmasue]

Add a strip of nylon net 1 1/2" wide and knit or crochet it along with your yarn. It makes the scrubbers more effective and they are great on smooth top stoves.

 

[josheli]

never thought of using net along with the cotton. Great Idea. I have made dishcloths washcloths and swiffer covers along with my own detergent in my tiny effort to go green!

 

[samazon]

Thanks think I'll give it a try. Snadra Lee

 

[SushiGal]

Thanks for sharing. Last year I made the dishcloths and the pot scrubbers will be great this year. Loved the idea about adding netting to it also. Keep up the GREAT work!!!

 

[olmomsie]

Hi, I knit baby goodies all the time in Peaches and Cream. even made a "out of the tub blanket with a hood out of double peaches and cream. It softens as you wash it. Also never use dryer sheets for anything baby.

 

[josheli]

beautiful!

 

[BGL]

What a beautiful baby, and that red hair!!
The blanket is a wonderful idea, is there a pattern, or did you invent it yourself?
And the kimono is good, in a color that isn't just "baby". Nice idea! And nice work on both items.
And thanks for posting the photos!

 

[Bulldog]

What a great idea for Christmas or "Happy" gifts. Thank you so much for sharing.

 

[samazon]

Very nice, your work is beautiful. sandra Lee