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Thank you for visiting my blog and looking at my first sets of original patterns.

Aunt Kathy

January 21, 2010

I'm Loopy



I'm Loopy

© Kathleen Brundige January 2010


Supplies needed:

1 ball of cotton, a solid or variagated will work in any color you LOVE. I test knitted my cloth in a self striping yarn and it looks really nice.

Knitting needles can be whatever size you like the best. There is no gauge for a dishcloth.

Stitches we will be using are:
K= knit
P= purl
SL= slip stitch from left needle to right needle purl wise, your yarn should be in the back of your work when slipping this stitch
CO= cast on
BO= bind off

CO 40
Row 1- Knit across
Row 2- Knit across
Row 3- Knit across
Row 4- Knit across
Row 5- Knit across
Row 6- Knit across
Row 7- K4, P32, K4
Row 8- Knit across
Row 9- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 10- Knit across
Row 11- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 12- Knit across
Row 13- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 14- Knit across
Row 15- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 16- Knit across
Row 17- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 18- Knit across
Row 19- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 20- Knit across
Row 21- K4, P32, K4
Row 22- Knit across
Row 23- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 24- Knit across
Row 25- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 26- Knit across
Row 27- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 28- Knit across
Row 29- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 30- Knit across
Row 31- K4, P32, K4
Row 32- Knit across
Row 33- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 34- Knit across
Row 35- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 36- Knit across
Row 37- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 38- Knit across
Row 39- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 40- Knit across
Row 41- K4, P32, K4
Row 42- Knit across
Row 43- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 44- Knit across
Row 45- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 46- Knit across
Row 47- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 48- Knit across
Row 49- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 50- Knit across
Row 51- K4, P2, (K1, SL)x13, K2, P2, K4
Row 52- Knit across
Row 53- K4, P2, K2, (SL, K1)x13, P2, K4
Row 54- Knit across
Row 55- K4, P32, K4
Row 56- Knit across
Row 57- Knit across
Row 58- Knit across
Row 59- Knit across
Row 60- Knit across
Row 61- Knit across
BO
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Anonymous said...

Hi Kathy!

I'm trying to make the "I'm Loopy" dishcloth, but your pattern doesn't say if the yarn should be in front or in back when you slip the stitch purlwise. I tried both ways and my cloth is not coming out looking like yours. Help!

June 9, 2011 at 7:11 PM

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