Diagonal Dishcloth Knit Pattern. However, instead of using yarn overs to increase, this pattern uses an increase that does not put holes in the edges of the dishcloth. This is a traditional diagonal knit.
The final size was 28 x 28. This pattern is available for free: A rectangle knitted diagonally, also known as a corner to corner rectangle, is super easy to do.
However, Instead Of Using Yarn Overs To Increase, This Pattern Uses An Increase That Does Not Put Holes In The Edges Of The Dishcloth.
However, it does not have the lace edges produced by yarn overs. Best of all, they're easy to make, so the second one gets dirty, you can make another one. The panama dishcloth has an interesting pattern and eyelet border.
This Is A Traditional Diagonal Knit.
This pattern is available for free: At first, it can be a bit confusing but once you understand how the rectangle is shaped it’s a breeze! This image courtesy of simplynotable.com.
It Would Be Perfect To Knit Up A Pillow Or An Elegant Scarf.
A tiny bit more challenging than the original and very satisfying to knit. Worked in variegated yarn, this dishcloth knitting pattern comes out with attractive stripes without the effort of switching yarn. There are no knitting charts.
Knit To Last St, P1.
Not designed for a dishcloth, but makes a very good easy one when made with cotton yarn. This type of rectangle is great for knitting throw blankets, baby blankets, shawls, towels, and washcloths. Knit this charming diagonally knitted dishcloth.
They’re A Perfect Example Of Something Practical You Can Complete After Just A Few Hours Of Knitting, They’re Easy Enough For Beginners, And Yet They’re Still A Fun And Relaxing Project For Old Die Hard Knitters (Like Me!)
This is a knitting project that is suited for a beginner as well as an intermediate knitter. It is a straightforward pattern that should be easy for a beginner to learn. This pattern creates gorgeous diagonal lines of purl bumps across the piece with a wonderful seed.
