It's very rare you'll find me sitting doing nothing, even watching the tv I have to be doing something else so this was the perfect project. I was so surprised at how quick they came together.
I love this colour green. Don't you think it looks just like grass?
I washed some dishes with the purple one today and it was perfect but the green ones wash better.
They lather up more.
I'm going to be making loads more of these once I get some free time. They had some beautiful colours in the shop. The wool I used for the grassy ones is 100% Polyester. I'm not sure what the purple one is as I already had it at home and had thrown away the label.
For the round one I used the tutorial HERE. Where with bag patterns I follow them and rarely change them, crochet is a different matter. I don't use the wool suggested or the crochet hook size so when I made mine I only needed to make 5 or 6 rounds and the beauty of this green grass wool is that all mistakes are well disguised. For the purple one I used this tutorial HERE, again I didn't use the hook or wool suggested but just by chance it came out the size I wanted using the tutorial exactly as it was written except I did two rounds around the four edges instead of once.
Ok, back to sewing again.
~ Maria ~
Good morning Maria,
ReplyDeletethose green ones are great ...washing with Gras ...I like that ...LOLLLLL.
the tiny flowers are lovely too!
Happy weekend to you,
Hugs
Claudia
I see dishcloths online (the knit or crochet ones) and I always wish I could knit or crochet so I could make them - I have some cotton ones made for me by a niece and I LOVE them - I find that they stay "fresh" (as in - not stinky) for longer than store bought polyester or cotton dishcloths :D The grass looking dishcloth is a hoot! What revolts you about the dishcloths you see online?
ReplyDeleteThat wool looks wonderful, it is very, very grass like. I need to google for grassy wool now, I wonder what the search results will bring up!
ReplyDeleteSo fresh post!I like so much the flowers and your "grass"!!!;)
ReplyDeleteHappy women's day!!!
congrats
Thank you Anastasia and a very Happy Women's Day to you too.
DeleteMaria your post looks so much like Spring! I have crocheted and knit dishcloths using cotton yarn, but that green one is an eyelash yarn and I never have seen that kind of yarn used for a dishcloth before, lol!!! I would imagine it would hold the soap better. It might make really good bath washcloths too because they would be so soft on your skin, right? I am so like you when it comes to watching TV I have to knit or hand sew and can't just sit doing nothing, lol.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was grass on the first picture. :-) It's great when you know how to do so many beautiful things!!
ReplyDeleteI NEVER would have thought of that idea BUT now I know you have tried it and are happy....hmmmm...I might just make some.....I am like you, I HAVE to be doing SOMETHING! Mind you.....I got the knitting craze a few months ago and started knitting myself a top......I only knitted about 20cm of the back and haven't touched it since! LOLLLL Might have to fish it out again......
ReplyDeleteThat grass yarn is so funny! I never thought I'd like crocheted dishcloths either but they're great!
ReplyDeleteThat grass yarn looks fun. I would go well in fancy dress costumes too I think.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute, fun, and creative. Just love it. Beautiful work
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I could make these for scrubbing um.. your legs? I'd love to give them a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with Adorned From Above's Link Party.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Debi and Charly