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Simple Bath (c) Knit and Crochet
Pattern
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This pattern is for a set of bath items knit and crocheted in worsted-weight cottons. Very simple in design, these are fast and easy to make, and are a wonderful way to brighten the bath. The sample items were made with Lion Brand Cotton, Sugar N’ Cream cotton, or Bernat Handicrafter cotton. These are sumptuous, absorbent items, a useful addition to any bath area. Of course, organically-grown cotton yarns and hand-spun cotton yarns at worsted-weight may also be used.
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Materials Needed to complete the pattern:
Size 10, 10-inch single-point needles Size J crochet hook
Worsted-weight cotton yarn – for face cloths: 4 ounces each face cloth plus small amount for contrast / for hand towels: 3-1/2 ounces each hand towel plus small amount for contrast/ for bath mat: 18-1/2 ounces total each mat (3 ounces for color #1, 3 ounces for color #2, ½ ounce or leftovers for color #3, 12 ounces color #4) / for back-scrubber: 4 ounces per back-scrubber. Darning needle
Face Cloths: finished size: 11” x 11” Hand Towels: finished size: 12” x 24” Bath Mat: finished size: 24 “x 36” Back Scrubber: 4” x 36”
Stitch knowledge required: Knitting: Knit stitch, slip stitch for casting on Crochet: Single crochet stitch, double crochet stitch, chain |
Pattern Price: $4.00 each. Patterns are available for immediate download. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the "pdf" file, a free download here.
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The photo below shows a finished sock made with this pattern.
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