Filet-ish Dishcloth
1. ch 32
2. dc in 6th ch from hook, *ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next ch, rep from *, turn
3. ch 4 (counts as dc + 1ch), skip next ch space, dc in next dc, ch 1 dc in next dc. *(dc in next ch space, dc in next dc) twice, (ch1, dc) in each of next 2 dc; rep from * across, skip next ch of turning ch, dc in next ch of turning ch, turn.
4. ch 4 (counts as dc + 1ch), skip next ch space, dc in next dc. *ch1, dc in next 5 dc, (ch1, dc) in each of next 2 dc; rep from * across, skip next ch of turning ch, dc in next ch of turning ch, turn.
5. ch 4 (counts as dc + 1ch), skip next ch space, dc in next dc. *ch1, skip next st, dc in next dc; rep from * across, ending with last dc in 3rd ch of turning ch.
Repeat steps 3-5 twice. Repeat steps 3 and 4. Dc around evenly and weave in ends.
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Lovin’ your blog every day! Wish I could speak crochet…
Beautiful. As a beginner (at actually reading a pattern) I can understand what you wrote. NOW I just want to sit down and try it, but it will have to wait a few weeks. Thanks for sharing. Emily
Ha! I first read this post through my e-mail subscription without the photo. I am not a crocheter, but knowing that your’re a writer and there have been posts here lately about writing, I thought this was an example of the shorthand you use to make notes to yourself about edits you need to make – “dc” being a character’s initials, “ch” standing for chapter, etc. When I pulled up the page, saw the photo, and re-read, I realized how wrong that was. :0)
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