Don't know how I do it folks, but the pattern calls for eight petals, my flower has... seven.
If you're looking to make something cute for spring/summer this is a nice project that even a beginner
(that can't follow directions very well:@) could whip up within a couple hours.
(that can't follow directions very well:@) could whip up within a couple hours.
So cute Lynn, love the colors! Seven is a lucky number, I can only imagine how many petals I would end up with :)
ReplyDeleteI use crocheted dish clothes all the time. I just think it is fun to use these pretty cotton doilies. Yours is very springy.
ReplyDeleteI laughed with you about the seven petals. That would be what would happen to me. Even with one petal short, I like it!
ReplyDeleteAs cute as can be...
ReplyDeleteNow, I am wanting a piece of that cake, there on your sidebar, with strawberry frosting...
That is cute! Well I'm a beginner crocheter and I'll bookmark it to try. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So much cuter than the typical squares! Life to the full! Melissa @ DaisyMaeBelle
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and a pretty pattern!
ReplyDeleteI like the FPDC too. I'm using it and the BPDC (back post double crochet) to make a gorgeous baby blanket. Combined, they create a basket weave look. I love it! (I'll post pics about it one day, lol!)
Pretty, too pretty to clean with. I do stuff like that all the time when I crochet. ;-) xo
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the pretty shape. Sure adds the look of spring to your kitchen. Happy Spring......
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
that is really cute!
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up!!! That sounds like something I would do.... 7 petals....
ReplyDeleteI've been passively looking for a dishcloth pattern... thank you for sharing.
Your's looks great!!
Who needs eight petals?? I think the seven petals looks perfect. I need to check out the pattern. Thanks for sharing this cute dishcloth.
ReplyDeleteCute and I am definitely not counting petals...
ReplyDeleteLooks to pretty to be for dishes. sandie
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and will brighten up the chore of dishes. I had to laugh when you said your came up with one less petal, the last little project I did seemed to grow and I ended up with several more pedals! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute washcloth! I agree with everyone it would make doing dishes much more fun!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Linda
I think we'll actually have some spring-like weather this week...finally! Your dishcloth is lovely!
ReplyDeleteCute washcloth! The food in your sidebar is making me hungry! :)
ReplyDeleteIt turned out pretty, no matter how many petals it was suppose to have! My former neighbor from FL made me a crocheted dishcloth & it is STILL my very most favorite. I think of her every time I get it out.
ReplyDeleteI must go back & check out your pineapple glaze I saw a few seconds ago. Looks YUMMO!
This is so cute, Lynn, and I think it looks just fine with seven petals. I love the yellow center and the variegated yarn. You're doing great teaching yourself to crochet. I cut out my first pattern tonight for sewing class and threaded the machine. I'm definitely going to have to practice threading several times before I feel like I've got the hang of it.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Denise at Forest Manor
This is so pretty! =)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job.
Melissa @ My recent favorite books
I will be making this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMake it bigger and turn it into a place mat! I kniw, always wanting more. Give them an inch and they want a yard as my mom used to say!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and perfect colors and pattern for springtime!
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