Exposed Brick Dishcloth
Introducing the Exposed Brick Dishcloth, a delightful and stylish knit dishcloth pattern that brings a unique brick-style texture to your kitchen! This fun project features a charming garter stitch edging, making it not only visually appealing but also practical for everyday use. Perfect for beginners and experienced knitters alike, this dishcloth is crafted using the incredibly soft and squishy KnitPicks Dishie yarn or any other worsted weight cotton yarn that allows you to achieve the correct gauge.
Size: Approximately 9.5 x 9.5 inches (24 x 24 cm), but feel free to easily adjust the size to suit your needs!
Needles Required: 5 mm / US 8. You may need additional needle sizes to meet the gauge, so keep that in mind when purchasing your materials.
Gauge: About 16 stitches x 23 rows per 4 x 4 inch square (10 x 10 cm) in the double fleck stitch after blocking. Ensuring proper gauge is key to achieving the perfect dishcloth!
Yarn Required: Use any worsted weight cotton yarn that matches your gauge preferences. For this pattern, I used the wonderful KnitPicks Dishie yarn, which boasts 190 yards per 100 g ball in the vibrant Pomegranate colorway.
Yardage Needed: Approximately 40 g or 76 yards of yarn. Please note that this yardage is an estimation and may vary based on your knitting style.
The Exposed Brick Dishcloth pattern not only makes an excellent accessory for your kitchen but also serves as a thoughtful handmade gift for friends or family. Dive into this engaging knitting project today and enjoy the satisfaction of creating something both functional and beautiful!
