| | I forgot one of the dishcloths yesterday. 
I make a lot like this too. I use 100% cotton yarn that I get from Walmart, Hobby Lobby, or Michaels. Prices vary. I try to catch it on sale and get a lot at one time. I find the pattern books in the same places. The ripple pattern is actually the easiest to make. I like having a big bag of these dishcloths and watching people try to choose the one they want. I haven't had much success trying to sell them. That hurts a little bit, but that is ok. I knit for pleasure... not to make a living. I usually call them dishrags, but I have been told that is uncouth and by all means we do not want to be uncouth... so they are called dishcloths. |
| | Posted 2/28/2008 11:24 AM - 120 views - 20 comments
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I like that one, too. I have also used that pattern in crocheting afghans. But I have not crochet much in a long time.
You can say dish rags if you want. Genealogy is my hobby, and my kids say it sounds like a hick to say somebody is "kin" to us. They say the word is related. I think kin is a perfectly acceptable word.