The wash cloths are finished. I did a few for the new baby and a couple of round ones with a special soap included ( Thank you Lisa! ). My daughters loved having a few special cloths with a nice soap to pack in their hospital bag, so I love to including this for new mothers.
I have cast on for the Hitofude Cardigan but I am only a few rows into it. I will have a full post on it next week. Right now it looks like a mess. Thank you Karen for your email help with the provisional cast on. So wonderful to have online knitting friends!
Do you love that fabric? I discovered Spoonflower where designers upload their creations and it is turned into fabric! They have so many knitting themed fabrics and it took me hours to choose. I have a very limited amount of these, so if you are interested message me through the shop.
Limited reading except for my bible lesson each week. Hopefully by the end of the week we will have all the wedding vendors in place and I can breathe a little. If you missed yesterday's post, there was a glimpse of an engagement photo. :))
Linking up with Ginny!
I love your little stack of cloths and will be borrowing this idea for my next baby gift.
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing Steph and Karen's cardigan I want to cast on one too, yours is going to be just
beautiful.
a hitofude!!!! you are going to love this one!!!!!! and your bags just keep getting better and better and better!!!! (I found spoonflower a few years ago......I got into so much trouble on that site and I don't even sew! I can't imagine the pocketbook damage i could do if I did!!!!!!!!!!)
ReplyDeleteLove the wash clothes- such a pretty variety of colors.
ReplyDeleteOooh, I love washcloths! Great gift! Fantastic fabric!
ReplyDeleteOh the clothes are lovely! I was thinking about making some for Christmas and purchasing some homemade soap (one thing I have not tried but want to try at some point!). And the fabric is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI want to make some wash cloths and gift them for Christmas with some hand made soap. What a lovely idea. And I really like that bag!
ReplyDeleteLove the wash cloths. Makes me want to knit up a few.
ReplyDeleteI do washcloths a lot for gifts but never thought about them as a gift for a new mum and baby what a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeletelove that fabric, how fun! and those washcloth/soap gift is wonderful. :)
ReplyDeletethose wash clothes are lovely! what yarn to you use for these??? * FYI the link to engagement picture comes back to this post; I did scroll down after trying the link twice and saw the picture, it's beautiful! :) * God bless you!
ReplyDeleteI use knit Picks Comfy for the washcloths.
Deletewashcloths for babies are such a fun gift. I make them a bit smaller than the usual 45 or so stitches, I start the decrease at around 32. Last time I gifted them, I put them in a large mason jar with some travel-sized baby toiletries, and made a cute tag with a cross-stitched duckie. The new mama loved it!
ReplyDeleteSounds so cute!!
DeleteLove the photos. That fabric is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLovely! The handmade washcloths with the special soap... the fabric, too!
ReplyDeleteI've always gotten them as dishcloths and have to just rethink them to be washcloths. What a great gift for babies! I gotten to like useful gifts so much more. this is a winner!!
ReplyDeleteOh my word. That fabric! So cute
ReplyDeleteI *love* that washcloth/dishcloth pattern. It is my go-to and I have it memorized. Which reminds me, my stash of 'em is looking pretty sad at the moment. Best get more on the needles!
ReplyDeleteThe stack of wash clothes is luscious, I love it and want to make some now! I'm thinking it would be a good gift for sister-n-laws!
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