Yay for Tulips!

When your current dishcloth looks like this:

After once looking like this:

Supposedly this pattern knits in about an hour, not me. Here's how much I got done in an hour:

I was able to finish 3 dishcloths which did knit much faster at home when I was on Spring Break.

Yarn: Lily Sugar'nCream from stash
Needles: US 7
My notes:
I added a 4 row/stitch border on all sides. The yellow was made with 23 +8 border sts and the purple/green 31 +8 border sts. I preferred the bigger size.
Another great Spring Break knitting event was being able to get together with some of my knitterly friends while Janna was in town.
1 Comments:
Hope your week back at school went well. I'm interested in the pattern for the original dishcloth that got bleached. Where did it come from?
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