Knitting Pattern Little Dishcloth "Lucky Clover" - easy

This little dishcloth brings joy and hopefully a lot of luck into your home! It is a wonderful present for someone who could need a bit of additional luck in life. You can make the dishcloth simply with knits and purls. The motif is also suited for a coaster or potholders if you use different yarn.

The pattern explains very detailed and stitch by stitch how you can knit this dishcloth, so even beginners with basic knitting skills will succeed. And if there should be any questions, I`ll be happy to help!

More knitting patterns suitable for beginners you will find in this collection:
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Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Required skills:

• basic knitting skills (cast on, cast off, knit and purl)
• optional (for the handle): basic crochet skills (chain, sling stitch, single stitch)

You will get very detailed directions with written instructions for each row. In addition you will get a knitting chart for the motif in a separate file. You can choose if you go with the written instructions or prefer working with the knitting chart.

Size Information

With cotton yarn 125 m / 50 gr, size of the finished dishcloth is approx. 18 cm x 19 cm, depending on your personal knitting tension.

For a coaster you can use finer yarn (e.g. 180 m / 50 gr), for potholders thicker yarn (e.g. 85 m / 50 gr). Size of the finished cloth will be different accordingly.

Materials List

• Schachenmayr Catania (100 % cotton, 125 m/ 50 gr), approx. 25-30 gr in lilac
• For a coaster you could use finer cotton yarn, for potholders use cotton yarn with e.g. 85 m / 50 gr
• 2,5 mm (US 1 or 2) knitting needles
• Crochet hook 3 mm (optional, for the handle)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors

Additional Details by the Author

Please be so kind to respect the copyright: This pattern is for private use only. You are not allowed to sell, duplicate or trade it or parts of it. You may sell the finished product with a link to this pattern and a note «Dishcloth Lucky Clover by a-mano ».