Thursday, February 22, 2018

Shell Border Dish Cloth





I dont know about you guys but dust really bothers me, to see it irritates me and not to mention what it does to my allergies! The worst thing is when you dust and it just flies everywhre....UGH! So one day when i was cleaning and i had this half made project that i started and honestly had no intention of finishing (dont give me grief we all have those!) So i picked it up and used it to dust and to my surprise it was awesome! So i decided to share the love and not only does this make a fantastic dust cloth, it is super simple to make and i am excited for this! This pattern is really great for beginners because you do three different stiches but you repeat them so it gives you practice and its a dust cloth so there is no need for it to be pretty other than the fact that who doesnt like pretty things!!
I used Caron Simply Soft and an H hook. I find that the Caron Simply Soft yarn picks up the dust and holds it so you dont get as much of the dust flying all over, but you could literally probably use any yarn. I did not do a gage for this pattern becasue i didnt think there was much of a use for one. 

Pattern :
Measures about 7 in x 8.5 in
To get these measurements use a size H hook and Caron simply soft yarn(or equivalent)

In primary color 
CH 36
Row 1 : SC starting in 2nd chain from hook, and continue SC for the whole row. CH 1 and turn the work
Row 2 : HDC in all St for the row. CH 2 and turn the work
Row 3 : DC in all St. for the row. CH 2 and turn the work
Row 4 DC in all St. for the row. CH 1 and turn the work
Row 5 : SC in all St. for the row CH 1 and turn the work
Row 6 : repeat row 2 
Row 7 : Repeat row 3 
Row 8 Repeat row 4
Row 9: Repeat row 
Row 10 : Repeat row 2
Row 11 : Repeat row 3 
Row 12 : Repeat row 4 
Row 13 : Repeat row 1
Row 14 : Repeat row 2 
Row 15 : Repeat row 3 
Row 16 :Repeat row 4 
Row 17 :Repeat row 1
Row 18 : Repeat row 2 
Row 19 : Repeat row 3 
Row 20 : Repeat row 4 
Row 21: SC in all st. and fasten off after last st. 
And now it is time for the border

Border
On the last, Row 21, count three stitches and do a SC to hook on new yarn. 

Skip 2 st. so on the third st DC 5 times in the same stich
Skip 2 more st. and on the third SC
Skip 2 more stiches, and on the third DC 5 times in the same st. 

Continue doing that until you get to the corner, when you get to the corner you will DC 8 times in the same stich
Where you will then continue doing what you were doing before
Do this for all 4 sides.
When you get to the side where you started after DC 8 times in the last corner, SC in the beginning st, where you first started, and then fasten off! 

And now you are done!

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2 comments:

  1. Looks good. I have a bunch of scrap yarn I might try this with.
    -fuzzywhatknots

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    1. Would be the perfect use for those scraps of yarn! What a fanstastic idea!!!

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