Well here's something completely different from my Heart Lace Cloth, lol. I was trying to design something with a more "solid" fabric cuz I know the dishcloth crowd likes the solid fabrics more than the lacy fabrics. So I've bee playing around with various versions of my 4 Embossed Hearts, and think the one you see below is one the versions in the running for being final one.
Whadya think?
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Londinium Scarf - Oct 2008
Marijke Scarf - Mar 2008
Miranda Scarf - May 2007
Osiris Scarf - Sept 2007
Paquin Scarf - Feb 2008
Persephone Scarf - Nov 2006
Petra Lace Scarf - Aug 2008
Pythagorean Reversible Scarf - Oct 2007
Regina Scarf - Dec 2007
Saint Albans Valentine Cable Scarf - Oct 2008
Seeded Rib Easy Reversible Scarf - Oct 2007
Shadow Scarf - Apr 2008
Asherton Hat (adult) - Aug 2006
Asherton Hat (toddler) - Sept 2006
Cap Karma Hat - Oct 2006
Claudia Hat - Oct 2006
Chessboard Hat - Mar 2007
Jayne Cobb Hat - Nov 2007
Oblique Hat - Mar 2007
Pythagorean Hat - Oct 2007
Quinquevulnera Hat - Nov 2006
Striped Slip Stitch Hat - Nov 2006
Embossed Leaves Cloth - Mar 2008
Embossed Twining Vine Leaf Cloth - Mar 2008
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I like them both! Care to post the new pattern, so I can try it out? I promise to send a picture after it's done.
Jami in WI
I like the four hearts, (putting on my to do list). I don't have a clue how you design these things, but much appreciation for the free patterns!
Thanks.
The new cloth is very pretty just like the Heart Lace Cloth. You are so talented.
I like that very much!
I like them all. :-)
I echo what a previous poster said ... thank you for all the work you do making such nice patterns for us.
I love the lace heart. It is so elegant. I guess some are for washing and some are for the beauty. You gotta have both! :)
Clever girl, they are both perfect.
I found your blog via a google search looking for scarf patterns. Just wanted to tell you....your knitting is stunning! You do gorgeous work! I printed out the directions for the Asherton scarf...I've ordered the yarn and want to make it for a friend of mine in Paris, as we'll be going there in 6 weeks.
Now I'm entranced with your dishcloths! I've NEVER seen any so pretty and will copy the directions.
Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful knitting and I plan to spend time here browsing. And if you don't mind, I'll add you to my Favorites list.
I am a new knitter - and a new blogger. I love your patterns. Thank you so much. Thus far, I have found them quite easy to follow. I am crossing my fingers to the finish line.
I found your link via a roundabout way - through a member of the Dishcloth knit along. A person can get lost in those links!
Anyway, I have added you as a place to visit on my blog. I hope you don't mind.
Again, thank you so very much. Keep up the beautiful work.
Oh how exciting! I just posted my finished heart cloth on my blog and now I see this one!! I think I just might put off casting another one until you post this pattern. And for the record, I personally love your lacy patterned cloths. It's refreshingly different than what's out there and really makes an elegant knit. I've added you to my favorite knitting blogs :)
You continue to inspire me! Who knows, maybe i'll try designing some cloths too! it would be alot more fun than that blasted sudoko!!
LOVE it - can't wait to see the final pattern so I can knit some for V-Day!
Very pretty and quite complementary to your lace heart design. I do like the way you divided it into 4 segments. Well done!
They're lovely! I especially like the lacy one.
I like 'em all! Next time I'm in a washcloth mood, I'm making one of yours!
i'll get some photos of mine. the first time i tried the lacy one, it wasn't perfect, but i'll just keep that one. i've been working them as v-day gifts for just a few ladies i know (mom, bf's mom, bf's grandma, sister). these embossed hearts are pretty, too, can't wait to try that one! glad to see you at get stitchy!, too!
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