Spiral Scrubbies
I have never really gotten into the whole washcloth craze. I know there are lots of people who get really into it, though. Recently I stumbled across these on XandraAnneww's Ravelry queue and got really excited. I love the idea of theses as an ultimately-compostable cleaning tool.
Theses are really clever and surprisingly addictive to make. It is probably a good thing I don't have that much kitchen cotton in my stash, or I might not make anything else for a while.
Pattern: Spiral Scrubbie by Judith Prindle
(free pattern, also with video instructions)
Yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream Ombres & Prints
Yarn Supplier: Windsor Button
Hook: J / 6.0 mm
(free pattern, also with video instructions)
Yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream Ombres & Prints
Yarn Supplier: Windsor Button
Hook: J / 6.0 mm
Theses are really clever and surprisingly addictive to make. It is probably a good thing I don't have that much kitchen cotton in my stash, or I might not make anything else for a while.
Labels: crochet
posted by omly at 10:03 AM
1 Comments:
want a super scubber? knit with strips of tool/netting that you can get relatively cheap at joanns or other generic fabric store. They work really really well :-)
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