Linen Stitch Pot Holder/Dish Cloth
By Tashyy @ Ravelry I love the linen stitch! It's sturdy and nice, it's simple but looks advanced. When working on another project, I started thinking of what it would look like with two colors. The result was this pot holder that can also be used as a dish cloth. Two birds with one stone!

Abbrevations
kknit Ppurl st/sts stitch/stitches sl1 slip one stitch as if to knit, moving it to right needle without knitting it wyif with yarn in front of work wyib with yarn in back of work Text within [] is to be repeated.
Yarn
I used Viking of Norway Bjork color no 520 and 529, but any cotton or linen yarn can be used.
Needles
I used 3 mm, pick a size that will give you a dense and nice look.
Gauge
Irrelevant, pick needles that give you a dense and sturdy cloth.

Directions
Cast on 52 sts (or any even number) with color 1. Row 1: Change color, k1, [k1, sl1 wyif], k1. Row 2: kl, pull tight, [p1, sll wyibl, p1. Repeat rows 1-2 36 more times (or any even number of repeats), make sure you end with color 1. Bind off with color 1 and single crochet around the edge. Make a loop with chain crochet at any corner if desired. Weave in ends. Finished!
@ Tashyy 2012.
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