Baby's T is for Turtle Washcloth
This is my design for a small washcloth for baby, it blocked to a 7 inch square. It has the letter T on it but you can easily leave that part off. I gave it a tickle eye, just double knot a piece of worsted cotton (I used Dark Brown) leave a tail. Thread a tapestry needle and pull the knot through the washcloth where you want the eye. Make sure you go through the yarn and not a hole. Once through, tie another not as close to the fabric as you can, repeat. Now cut both sides to just barely above the knot ( aka the tickle part).
Peaches & Creme 1 Skein Baby Green
Size 7 knitting needles
Rnd 1-4: knit
Rnd 5: K3, P24, K3
Rnd 6: knit
Rnd 7: K3, P24, K3
Rnd 8: K11, P2, K8, P2, K7
Rnd 9: K3, P3, K3, P7, K3, P8, K3
Rnd 10: K11, P3, K7, P3, K6
Rnd 11: K3, P3, K3, P7, K3, P8, K3
Rnd 12: K12, P2, K7, P3, K6
Rnd 13: K3, P4, K2, P2, K4, P1, K2, P9, K3
Rnd 14: K12, P8, K1, P2, K7
Rnd 15: K3, P4, K12, P8, K3
Rnd 16: K5, P1, K2, P15, K7
Rnd 17: K3, P3, K20, P1, K3
Rnd 18: K4, P22, K4
Rnd 19: K3, P1, K22, P1, K3
Rnd 20: K4, P1, K1, P2, K1, P16, K5
Rnd 21: K3, P3, K14, P2, K2, P1, K1, P1, K3
Rnd 22: K5, P3, K3, P12, K7
Rnd 23: K3, P4, K12, P4, K1, P3, K3
Rnd 24: K12, P10, K8
Rnd 25: K3, P5, K10, P9, K3
Rnd 26: K12, P10, K8
Rnd 27: K3, P5, K10, P9, K3
Rnd 28: K12, P10, K8
Rnd 29: K3, P6, K8, P5, K1, P4, K3
Rnd 30: K7, P1, K5, P8, K9
Rnd 31: K3, P6, K7, P6, K1, P4, K3
Rnd 32: K7, P1, K7, P5, K10
Rnd 33: K3, P19, K1, P4, K3
Rnd 34: K5, P5, K20
Rnd 35: K3, P17, K5, P2, K3
Rnd 36: knit
Rnd 37-40: knit
Bind Off, Weave in Ends.
Block if a gift.
You can find other versions of this chart here. Border less, more detail, no T etc.
8 comments:
o my that is adorable and as you can see i am very parcel to turtles, i just wish i could knit, tried teaching myself and just can't get the hang of it. have a great trip and enjoy it!
Hello are you off on hols? I do hope you have a fantstic time and i look forward to all the knits and crochet you turn out on the drive.
I like the turtle so cute well done and thanks for sharing.
Cute!
About those totes...I'm using Red Heart yarn, but only because I have tons of it that I need to use up somehow!
Pam
Will you have a computer wherever it is you're going so you can update? If not, I'll miss your comments and updates!
Hope you have a safe trip.
Re: the little clothespin dress...
no your not getting older....you are remembering a more simple time
in your life, as am I....that is what I am striving for...simplicity
in a complicated world.....at some point...backwords can't be too bad a thing....for it brought about a
special memory for you...it is a good thing...a happier,more simple
life....
Faith
Faith
i am hoping you are ok, i haven't heard from you in a while, MIA?
Hi Barbara,
Always looking for simpler...I want to move from this huge noisy city, with its 80,000 some people to a small town...so much involved which has to thought about, the kids,jobs,relocating....If money were no object...it would be different...a BIG obstacle...so I have to try to keep it simple where I am for now...but it is an oxymoron... the canning...no horseradish for me....do you process you emu & ostrich, or do you buy it already purchased? Do you live in the US? Have a great day...Faith
Oh yes there is always tomarrow, the stuff dreams are made of....55 acres definately more than a stones throw away from anybody.....that is alot of clothesline hee-hee....we gotta have those maybe somedays.....it gets us thru doesn't it... I love the smell of the tomatoes too, there is nothing like it...I actually wound up not starting them yesterday....but did simplify
in other ways.....Have a great day...
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