Dishclothpalooza!

[fantasticmio]

It was a perfect storm:  Bernat Handicrafter Cotton was on sale at Michaels and I couldn't resist bringing home a big bag of it. There was a screw up with my work schedule that had me off for 5 days in a row.  Then I got sick and ended up not wanting to leave the couch for most of those days. 

It seemed it was meant to be!


Ok, I might have gone a bit overboard. ^_-

Here's the pattern: http://1craftyboy.wordpress.com/2007/12/27/tunisian-short-row-dishcloth/
The pictures are missing, but it's still workable.  If you've done Tunisian crochet before, you should have no problem with this one. ^_^

[Belladune]

ooh fun! thanks for the link.  I think I might give these a try.... when I finally find some time.

[Beunruffled]

I lOVE these!! I made four of them for a friend for her baby shower!! They said that the cotton is so soft, and the baby loves playing with them in the bath!

[fantasticmio]

Thanks ladies ^_^

[loves2experiment]

A baker's dozen of dishcloths! 
I've always been curious about Tunisian crochet...your dishcloths look wonderful!

[rackycoo]

These are great! I love handmade dishcloths. Makes it so much more fun to watch Mr. 'Coo wash the dishes.

[HSG]

These looks so soft and lush. Bet they are good for the skin, too. My favorite is the top left, with the muted tones.

[morus]

Beautiful cloths!  Thanks for sharing.  I had to try the pattern and found it put me in a hypnotic trance whilst working it up.  Does anyone else have this experience?  BTW, I prefer acrylic for my wash cloths and use sponges in the kitchen.