Entra-Fake DishclothEntra-Fake Dishcloth (brochure)

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Entralac can be a bit intimidating to many knitters. Here is a dishcloth that looks like entralac, but it isn't You start with one square and work from there. I call it Entra-Fake!'.

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Bamboo Bun BuntingBamboo Bun Bunting (multimedia download)

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Knit a textured cloth to keep the bread in your bread basket warm. This is a FREE pattern.

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Random Basket Weave Bun BuntingRandom Basket Weave Bun Bunting (multimedia download)

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Knit a textured cloth to line your bread basket and keep those buns warm. This is a FREE pattern.

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I-Pod Arm SockI-Pod Arm Sock (brochure)

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Knit this handy I-Pod Arm out of a stretchy cotton yarn. It will keep you I-Pod safe and handy as you run, walk, or do housework.

Kitty Bib and DishclothKitty Bib and Dishcloth (brochure)

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If you can knit, purl and decrease, you can make this adorable bib for your favorite baby. It has a unique attachment that neither ties or uses velcro. Made out of your favorite worsted weight cotton — dishcloth cotton will do fine — this cute little bib measures approximately 8" x 7 " to cover your little one up in style. Don't need a bib? Make the optional dishcloth. Either project is fun and easy.

Flamingo TowelFlamingo Towel (brochure)

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Knit this lovely Flamingo Towel in no time. The oval shape and picot edge are unique and easy to do. I've included a chart and a detailed line-for-line pattern to make it easy enough for even the beginner knitter. Finished size is 13.5"x9.5".

Mop CoverMop Cover (brochure)

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I don’t want to infringe on any trademarks so I will give you a photo, outline and shape of the mop and you can probably figure which mop I used. I was tired of buying those expensive little detergent filed pads that really didn’t do much if I needed to scrub. This cover is knit entirely of Sugar and Cream on size 6 needles. You can get 2 out of one ball of yarn or use up all your scraps.

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Not So "Ordinary" Bib/DishclothNot So "Ordinary" Bib/Dishcloth (brochure)

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What’s an “Ordinary”? An ordinary is an old-fashioned bicycle with a big wheel in the front. Not only are dishcloth bibs absorbent and easy to clean, my granddaughter loves to chew on hers. The rough texture must feel good to her gums. The unique fastener doesn't use buttons (little ones could swallow them) or velcro (sticks to everything in the wash) — nor does it tie (please don't choke me). Don't need a bib — make a dishcloth! Pattern includes chart and written instructions for the bib and a dishcloth.

The Art of Knitting Vintage LaceThe Art of Knitting Vintage Lace (calendar)

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This calendar contains the first 12 lace patterns from The Art of Knitting, published in 1897 by The Butterick Publishing Co., NY, NY and London, England. The patterns have been charted and rewritten by Cindy Moore, technical writer and knitwear designer. You may use these patterns to design patterns and knitwear for personal use or to sell. However, you must credit Cindy Moore and The Art of Knitting 1897 for the source of stitch design.