Errata: P. 38 and P. 39 Ignore the instructions that state: “Rows 37 to 72: As Rows 1-36.” Just work Rows 1-36 one time (unless you want to make a very large tea towel!)

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Is it possible to make washing dishes and cleaning countertops fun? Probably not, but it’s always fun to create a decorative dishcloth and tea towel to add a bit of flair to your kitchen. Cotton is the best fiber to use for dishcloths and towels - and it becomes more absorbent after it’s been washed a few times. You can make both the dishcloth and tea towel using just two balls of Lion Brand Pima Cotton in Dragonfly, and one ball in Vintage.

Yarn
Lion Brand Pima Cotton (100% cotton), aran, 100g (170 m/186 yds), in the following shades:

• Vintage (099r); 1 ball
• Dragonfly (178y); 2 balls

Knitting Needles

• Size 4.5mm (US 7) needles
• Size 5mm (US 8) needles

Other Tools and Materials
Stitch markers (optional)

Tension/Gauge
21 sts and 42 rows measure 10 x 10cm (4 x 4in) over mosaic motif using 5mm needles and over a double seed stitch using 4.5 mm needles.
Tension is not critical for this pattern but may affect yarn requirements.

Finished Size
Dishcloth: 19 x 19cm (7.5 x 7.5in) after blocking
Dish Towel: 31 x 69cm (12 x 27in) after blocking

Pattern Notes

• Pattern is available from my book Mosaic Knitting Workshop - available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Bookmarked Hub, and other major book retailers.

• The pattern includes both written and charted instructions.