I could not think of a better name for these round dishcloths, they have eight sections worked in them, like eight slices of pie. I made these using left of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn, so these would make better dust cloths than dishcloths.I did write up a pattern for these dishcloths, you might notice that the stripping is different in a couple of them. The pink and green one and the blue and multi-colored one have strips that don't intersect as the rest of them do. The directions for these are going to be in parenthesis.
So here is the pattern:
Using worsted weight yarn and a G hook:
Ch 16(19)
Working in back loops:
Row 1: Sc in 2 ch from hook, sc across, Ch 1 ,turn
Row 2: Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 3: Sc in the next 12 (15),ch 1, turn
Row 4: Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 5: Sc in next 9(12), ch 1, turn
Row 6: Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 7: Sc in next 6(9), ch 1, turn
Row 8: Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 9: Sc in next 3(6), ch 1, turn
Row 10: Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 11: (for parenthesis) Sc in next 3, ch 1, turn
Row 12: (for parenthesis) Sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 11: (13): Working down the skipped sc’s
from previous rows, Sc in the next 15 (18) sc’s
Row 12: (14):Sc across
Repeat Rows 3-12 (14) 6 more times. Repeat rows 3-11 (13) once more
For the out edge,3 sc for each 2 rows (or ridge)
Sew up the seam; this could be tricky because you have a straight edge on one side and “stairs” on the other side. You are sewing up the tops of the sc’s only.

5 comments:
I seriously dig the dishcloth we got for Christmas; it's got a lot of texture, which I'm finding really useful for most my kitchen-cleaning needs. :D
These are cute!
These are nice
I really like these dishcloths!
These are adorable! must go make some... soon?
these are really cool! I'm printing the pattern right now and will make a few soon :)
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