Grandmother's Face Washer: Beginner Knitting Pattern with Garter Stitch and Yarn Overs

Grandmother's Face Washer

A simple knitted pattern using garter stitch and yarn overs. Made from a lovely soft cotton yarn, the bias created fabric adds more design detail. Suitable for beginner knitters.

Pattern illustration

FINISHED SIZE 25cm x 25cm

GAUGE 20 sts and 20 rows over 10cm/4" in garter stitch.

MATERIALS

Fibranatura Cottonwood 100% organic cotton 8ply/DK weight 1 x 50g ball (105m/ 115yd)

ABBREVIATIONS

k knit yo yarn over k2tog knit 2 together CO cast off st/s stitch/es 3.75mm/US3 needles/size to obtain gauge Blunt tipped wool needle

PATTERN

Cast on 4 stitches Row 1: k4 Row 2: k2, yo, k all remaining sts (increase row) Repeat increase row until you have 66 sts on the needle. Next row: k1, k2tog, yo, k2tog, k all remaining sts (decrease row) Repeat decrease row until 4 sts remain on the needle. Cast off all sts. Note This face washer is knit on the bias' - meaning that each row appears to be knitted diagonally when the face washer is viewed as a square. Therefore, the 'square' shape maybe skewed and not 'even'. Blocking will minimise this. To finish: wet block and 'square up' face washer

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