Free Pattern
This pattern is for the washer i designed and if made in a firm cotton acts as a loofah and is great in the shower or bath.
Using 8 ply cotton chain an even number of stitches to the desired length.
Row 1. 1 treble in 3rd stitch from hook, 1 treble in each stitch to end of row.
Row 2. Chain 3, ( 1st treble ) * Front post treble round next treble, treble in top of next treble*
repeat * to* to end of row.
Row 3. Chain 3, ( depending on whether the last stitch of previous is a treble or front post treble)
either treble into top of front post of previous row or do a front post treble around next stitch.
this pattern is continued until desired size is reached.
If there are any problems with the pattern please let me know.
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4 comments:
Found you Tina. Your doily looks lovely - great job for your first effort. I'm in the process of making dishcloths to go with the post pinwheel potholders I've made so I'll have to give your cloth pattern a go. The fptr stitches will go well with the potholders pattern.
I found you too ... LOL
(oops ... and I am supposed to be doing something else, not still getting "lost in cyberspace" reading blogs/e-mail/etc ... )
I'm glad i'm not lost any more Dorothy Lol.. yes do it a go if it's not 'too' confusing. Pat has done her best dear girl, to tech me how to write a pattern but i find it's a lot easier to design something than it s to write it down clearly.
Hi Andrea, glad i'm not the only one who gets lost in cyberspace Lol.... at least we have 'found' each other ...
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