I love how practical facecloths are while still being pretty, these would make a lovely baby gift. Knitting patterns include the pretty dipped facecloth and the pretty baby facecloth. The pretty baby facecloth knitting pattern is quite easy and knits up quickly while the dipped facecloth knitting pattern is a little bit harder.
What can you use this pattern for?
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Pretty baby facecloth pattern
You will need:
- 4 1/4 mm knitting needles
- Yarn needle/tapestry needle
- Scissors
- 50gram ball of aran/10ply cotton
You need to know how to:
- Cast on
- Knit
- Purl
- Cast off
- Thread ends in
Abbreviations:
- Yfd - Yarn forward
- M1 - Make 1 sitch
- K - Knit
- Sts - Stitches
Pattern:
Cast on 38 stitches
Row 1- 4: Knit
Row 5: k4 sts *k4 , P6, Repeat from *
to last 4 sts, k4 sts
Row 6: K4 sts, Purl to last 4 sts, k4
sts
Row 7: Knit
Row 8: K4 sts, Purl to last 4 sts,
k4 sts
Row 9: k4 sts stitches *P5,
K4, P1 repeat from * to last 4 stitches, k4 sts
Row 10: K4 sts, Purl to last 4
sts, k4 sts
Row 11: Knit
Row 12: K4 sts, Purl to last 4
sts, k4 sts
Repeat rows 5-12 x4
Next 4 rows: Knit
Cast off and thread ends in
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This pattern is intended for personal use only. Use for commercial purposes, for the sale of items made or selling of the pattern itself is prohibited. Reproduction in whole or part for commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Pretty dipped facecloth pattern
Pretty dipped facecloth pattern
You will need:
- 4 1/4 mm knitting needles
- Yarn needle/tapestry needle
- Scissors
- 40 grams of aran/10ply cotton purple
- 40 grams of aran/10ply cotton cream/natural
You need to know how to:
- Cast on
- Knit
- Purl
- Cast off
- Thread ends in
- Yfd (Yarn foward) or see How to do yfd in 5 easy steps
- Pass stitch over or see How to pass slipped stitch over
- Please note this is the same only you are:
- Passing the yarn forward over instead of the slipped stitch
- Passing the yarn forward over 2 sitches
- How to change colours
- Cast off
- Thread ends in
Abbreviations
- Yfd - Yarn forward
- M1 - Make 1 sitch
- K - Knit
Pattern:
Cast on 40 stitches
Row 1 - 4: knit
Row 5: K4, *Yfd to m1, k2, pass m1 over the k2, repeat from * to last 4 sts, K4
Row 6: Purl
Row 7-22: Repeat rows 5 and 6
Row 23: Change colour and knit
Row 24: Purl
Row 25: K4, *Yfd to m1, k2, pass m1 over the k2, repeat from * to last 4 sts
Row 26: Purl
Row 27 – 36: Repeat rows 25 and 26
Row 37- 40: Knit
Cast off and thread ends in
I put mine in a stack like the photo below ready to gift - but I might add a ribbon to these.
You will need:
- 4 1/4 mm knitting needles
- Yarn needle/tapestry needle
- Scissors
- 40 grams of aran/10ply cotton purple
- 40 grams of aran/10ply cotton cream/natural
You need to know how to:
- Cast on
- Knit
- Purl
- Cast off
- Thread ends in
- Yfd (Yarn foward) or see How to do yfd in 5 easy steps
- Pass stitch over or see How to pass slipped stitch over
- Please note this is the same only you are:
- Passing the yarn forward over instead of the slipped stitch
- Passing the yarn forward over 2 sitches
- How to change colours
- Cast off
- Thread ends in
Abbreviations
- Yfd - Yarn forward
- M1 - Make 1 sitch
- K - Knit
Pattern:
Cast on 40 stitches
Row 1 - 4: knit
Row 5: K4, *Yfd to m1, k2, pass m1 over the k2, repeat from * to last 4 sts, K4
Row 6: Purl
Row 7-22: Repeat rows 5 and 6
Row 23: Change colour and knit
Row 24: Purl
Row 25: K4, *Yfd to m1, k2, pass m1 over the k2, repeat from * to last 4 sts
Row 26: Purl
Row 27 – 36: Repeat rows 25 and 26
Row 37- 40: Knit
Cast off and thread ends in
I put mine in a stack like the photo below ready to gift - but I might add a ribbon to these.
4 comments:
These are sweet, the pattern looks really easy. Thanks for sharing at Handmade Monday :-)
Awh thanks, yes they are quite easy to follow. Thanks. Thank you letting me share my links at Handmade Monday, there is so many wonderful projects from so many talented makers :-)
Thanks for sharing your pattern. I am going to try and knit a facecloth. The ones I buy never seem to last very long. Can't think why I haven't thought to knit one before.
Hi, thanks. I started knitting them for gifts to add something handmade but I love them so much I made myself some too.
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