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When and if you knit a cloth with this pattern, please send me your pictures and I'll post them in my gallery :) Thanks!
Edited: 8/9/07
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Edited: 9/28/2007
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Materials: Worsted weight cotton yarn or cotton chenille. ( I used my cotton from a cone. Probably one small ball will be enough.) Size 7 needles and one double pointed needle (dpn)
Gauge: Really doesn't matter.
Using long tail cast on, cast on 43 stitches.
Knit 5 rows. If using a different cast-on method knit one more row. You should have 3 garter ridges.
Row1: Knit 4, Purl 35, Knit 4
Row 2: Knit
Row 3: Knit 4, Purl 35, Knit 4
Row 4: Knit 8, * knit next 3 sts and transfer the 3 sts just knitted onto dpn; then wind yarn 6 times counterclockwise (looking down from top) around these three sts under dpn; then return the 3 sts to right-hand needle (cluster 3); knit 3; rep from * , end knit 8.
Row 5: Knit 4, Purl 35, Knit 4
Row 6: Knit
Row 7: Knit 4, Purl 35, Knit 4
Row 8: Knit 5, * cluster 3, k3, rpt from *, end knit 5
Repeat rows 1 - 8 , 4 times then rpt rows 1 -7 one time.
Knit 5 rows and bind off.
Cluster Stitch pattern printed by permission of Schoolhouse Press www.schoolhousepress.com .
Copyright ©2007 hakucho, All Rights Reserved.
Yay - thank you so much for sharing! When I get around to making one, I will send you a pic for sure! : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb, I'm going to try it as a scarf - it reminds me of Japanese shibori knitting (without all the hassle).
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely send you a pic! x
very cool! thanks for the pattern! : )
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDelete;>) Missy
those are really sweet.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love your Hob Nail Dishcloth! Thanks for posting the pattern!
ReplyDeleteHooray, thanks for posting the pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea! I got one sock fixed so far! Hopefully the other sock goes as well!
ReplyDeleteoh my, I didn't even comment yet! thanks for sharing the pattern. :) I can't wait to make it..I just might make it for my exchange partner. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks good as a cloth. I like the idea Nora posted of using it as a scarf - could be really interesting depending on the yarn.
ReplyDeleteyLove tis pattern! thank you for sharing. As soon as I finish about 5 other cloths, I will start on this.
ReplyDeleteThanks again
Thank you for sharing this pattern. It is just lovely! Looks like another project ahead
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