Aunt May Dishcloth
Aunt May Dishcloth is a cute free knitted dishcloth pattern. The best part? It's also incredibly simple to knit! Create this lovely cloth using the garter stitch, some ribbing, and if you choose, a decorative crochet border.
Knitting Needle Size7 or 4.5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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RachelAnne
May 22, 2017
This is really cute. I'm tired of boring garter stitch dishcloths, so this is a nice change!
3cats2love
May 06, 2017
I really like the ribbed texture of this dishcloth - makes it perfect for washing. Handmade dishcloths are so much better than the thin store-bought ones that I only use handmade ones now, and make them to give as gifts. I'm sure this one would look fabulous in whatever solid color you made it in.
Gracie
Apr 06, 2017
Another pretty dishcloth! I will skip the crochet border and I am sure it will still look nice. I use stitch markers to keep track of where I need to repeat and a row counter to keep track of where I am in the pattern. They really help. After I have done it a few times, I can tell where I am just by looking at the rows I have already knitted. Thanks for the pattern.
mulberrygalprinces s
Feb 15, 2017
I love this pattern. And if you are afraid that you will lose count, get a row counter. They only cost a couple bucks. Sometimes when I am crocheting and get to watching the TV I lose track of what row I am on. It really helps. And as far as this pattern, I am not making it nto a dish cloth. It will be a table place mat. Thank you for sharing.
CreativityGoddess
May 23, 2011
@longmk 8050973 - Thanks for the heads up! Our readers will certainly appreciate it. -The editors of AllFreeKnitting
longmk 8050973
May 23, 2011
This is a very nice, simple dishcloth pattern--but it is not all garter stitch. If you are beginning knitter, this might be important to know!
HisGrace4Me
May 23, 2012
Nor is it "incredibly simple"! I've been knitting for about 5 years, but I think I'll pass on this. As much as I get interrupted, a 12-row repeat would surely get lost in the process.
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