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Lisa
"I think you might mean K 2 bef M", which is knit to 2 stitches before the marker. It's not in the legend or on any knitting abbreviations list, since it has been made up for this pattern."
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"This pattern does not require " a lot of Yarn", it's only 690 yards, it's a lot of skeins because that yarn is only 46 yards per skein, I'm certain you could find a much more cost effective substitute, I made one with Sweet snuggles yarn that I got in an 12 pack at Michael's, it's more than double the yardage on each skein and I was able to use a coupon to purchase the 12 pack, further reducing the cost."
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amanda
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Lisa
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Midwest Dishcloth

By: Clare Mitchell from Truly Crochet
Updated March 31, 2021
Midwest Dishcloth
Midwest Dishcloth

"Today’s free knitting pattern is the Midwest Dishcloth that uses simple stitches to create a beautiful basket weave design that is simple to make and can be done in no time. This particular pattern uses knit and purl stitches which are basic knitting stitches so this is a perfect pattern for beginners as well as the advanced knitter. I love making dishcloths made in cotton yarn and they are so easy to make and can have such beautiful designs which will look fabulous around the kitchen and definitely give your home a modern feel. I made the Midwest Dishcloth with a single strand of yarn but if you wanted them thicker you can easily hold two strands together and just follow the free pattern below. If you do go with the two strands held together just note they will end up larger than mine and you will need to adjust you needles accordingly and you will need more cotton yarn to do this!"

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Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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