Ruffle Dishcloth

[AmyOH]

Hi--I just worked up a dishcloth for an exchange I participate in, I liked the way it turned out so I wrote up the pattern quickly. Here you go!

 

 

http://hookandi.blogspot.com/2005/06/ruffle-dishcloth-pattern.html

 

As I said, it was a quick write up, so if you notice any problems, please let me know!

[thecrochetdude]

Drew likey!

[faithpa76]

Oooo I like! I'll definitely give it a test run!

[CatsCradleCreations]

Very pretty! I'll have to try that one!

[unicorn37757]

Very pretty!

[Sabra]

Very nice! I've been thinking about making a baby washcloth with some CottonTots yarn I have...

[diamond]

I like!! Very much, in fact! Great job, Amy!

[AmyOH]

Ooh, if you do, I'd love to see the picture!

 

Very nice! I've been thinking about making a baby washcloth with some CottonTots yarn I have...

[JenC]

Amy - I love your pattern. Can't wait to try it! -Jen

[twoqtgirls]

Very nice!

[saucylady]

Thanks for posting this...I'm looking forward to trying it!

[AuntyM]

Very pretty!

[EminsMom]

Thanks for posting it. It is so beautiful. Next month, I am moving to a place without a dishwasher. I have been trying to make dish clothes, to help my family's transition to life without a washer a little easier. My DD and I think that the prettier our dishclothes are the more fun it will be. Thanks again.

[Mel2nsluvsCrochet]

You know, that would make an adorable miniature throw rug for a doll house by using DMC floss! Thanks for your creativity!

[Kimberly]

What a great looking dishcloth! I have been on a dishcloth kick since they are easy to make up and small enough to lug around with me - will have to try your pattern out on the next round of dishcloths! Thanks for sharing!!

[EminsMom]

Thanks again for sharing. I made one today and it looks and works great. I love that you don't need to turn it. I always get lost on those