Practical Knitting
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| gift dishcloths December 2018 |
I use the Magic Knot to join the scraps and to make a larger ball of yarn, but I don't trim the yarn close to the knot: I leave about a half inch tail.
I use the Magic Knot to join the scraps and to make a larger ball of yarn, but I don't trim the yarn close to the knot: I leave about a half inch tail.
Those look great, a appreciated gift for sure.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out really pretty with the colors mixed with white. Excellent gifts. I have some that I've been given over the years and they are nice to use.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! And thanks for the reminder of the magic knot - I'm going to print out the picture.
ReplyDeleteI love practical knitting!
ReplyDeleteI will try that knot! I love all knitted cloths. Im sure your friends will love them too
ReplyDeleteThe dishcloths look great! The yellow one looks like sunshine! I find you can never give anyone too many dishcloths. They are always grateful for them. I use the magic knot quite a lot. It really does seem like magic to me that it doesn’t come undone even after being trimmed. Blessings, Betsy
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are keeping busy! Thanks for the magic knot info!
ReplyDeleteHow clever is that!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the knot tutorial for scrap projects!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try it! New dishcloths are always a welcome gift!
Hum... doesn't it leave a rather big knot in the yarn? Actually looking at the finished know it looks very small. I must remember this to give it a try one of these days.
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty and so useful...and you are so creative!
ReplyDeleteI love those dish cloths and they our color selection. Thanks for the tip on how to tie a knot, I always have trouble with that.
ReplyDeleteOk...the 'wanna-be' knitter in me thinks I may be able to tackle dishcloths - yours are so pretty with the stripe.
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