This one is fun. It’s like a ballband, but with round windows, instead of rectangular bricks. For the pattern, tan is color A and the Fiesta ombre is color B. A is the color in the foreground and Color B is the background. I’m having fun knitting it!
Yarn and dishcloth, Fiesta Peaches & Creme, with Tan Sugar'n Cream
Macro shot of mid-February dishcloth
Two nights ago, the weathermen had us with a winter storm watch, for 5-8 inches of snow. Then yesterday, it was only a winter storm advisory, for 3-5 inches of snow. Overnight, we only had about 1/4-inch of snow. It barely covered the driveway and Gary’s car, which has to stay outside, was barely covered with anything. I’m listening to the radio at 7:00am, and WTMJ has a reporter in downtown Sheboygan, reporting about who it’s drizzling a little and the visibility is low. Uhhh, no. I had just been out with the dog and didn’t notice any drizzling or decreased visibility. I can’t believe they sent a reporter up here, all the way from Milwaukee for a measly 1/4-inch of snow! Must be a slow news day. The weathermen get to excited about their models, when maybe they should just look out the window.
I’ve always liked that pattern. Very pretty
I have wanted to make this pattern too, I tried once but thought it looked wrong and frogged it. I might have to try again now that you reminded me about it
I love this! After knitting all those traditional ballbands i thinks it’s time to try something new and this pattern is perfect. i like your colors!
I love this dishcloth! And the colors you’re using really make it pop! I bet it’s nice and scrubby when it’s done, too.
That’s a nice looking pattern. Have fun finishing it.