You could make this in almost any size.

After your first four inches or so, measure your row gauge, and work backwards for the size you want. Say you want a cloth that is 10” across. Pretending that you have the same gauge as do I, you would decide that you would want to end up with 10 inches x 7.5 rounds per inch = 75 rounds across. Round up to 76 (to get a number that divides by 4) and divide that by 2 to see that you will need 38 rounds worked. That requires 19 sets of increases, so you will end up with 8 sets of 20 stitches each - or 160 stitches total.

If you want 4 rounds of garter stitch on the edge of your cloth to keep it from curling, you need only begin working in garter stitch when there are 8 sets of 16 stitches - 128 stitches total. If you are feeling sophisticated, and not working off of a cone, as I was, please use this chance to try out Fleegle’s method for No-Purl Seamless Garter Stitch In the Round.

The website that previously hosted this has dropped all of my old patterns. They are currently unavailable, but I may reissue them at another time.