You probably don't really need to see knitted dishcloths, but here are the knitted boxes that have been felted in the washing machine -
The two dark ones, top right, are a nesting pair. So far I haven't made the smallest size, as the middle size, about 4.5 inches square, seems to be the most useful. (Very Buddhist.) They are posing for their photo-call on the garden bench, as the two at the front were still damp from the wash.
And here is part of the knitted creature - a section of the body in the stripe pattern described yesterday. Well, actually, not quite in the pattern described, as it went a bit haywire with the balls of variegated wool being close in some colours. So let's just call it a random stripe pattern now, eh?
This stripe with slip stitch looks as if it might be promising for socks, should any more be required. The sock drawer is fairly full at present, and the low boredom threshold has been passed as far as socks are concerned for the time being.
Perhaps a Mark 3 string bag?
2 comments:
Are these the sort of boxes that cricketers wear?
Saucy Kaz!
Those boxes are delightful, and I love the photograph of them on that faded wood, well arty!
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