locαl tlavoR - tResh tace
By Sarah Jo Burch
The lightweight cotton in this summery blend is soft on your skin, while the spiraling stitch pattern and linen content will gently exfoliate. These are a quick knit and a little yarn goes a long way - perfect for gifts, or for your own personal pampering!
the iMpoRtant into
Supplies:
- 1 hank of Araucania Lontue (l used color #7) one hank will make seven washcloths - US size 4 needles Gauge: 16 stitches and 16 rows in 2 inches (but it's a washcloth - it doesn't really matter)
the paTTERn
\*k2 p2\* repeat across for 2 rows \*p1 k2 p1\* repeat across \*k1 p2 k1\* repeat across \*p2 k2\* repeat across for 2 rows \*k1 p2 k1\* repeat across \*p1 k2 p1\* repeat across. Repeat these 8 rows 5 times, or until washcloth is 5.5" from cast on edge. Bind off in pattern and weave in ends.
local tlavoR
The designs in this collection were inspired by the town I live in and love. Photos are shot around town, and supplies, props, and additional garments are also local (to the best of my ability). Yarn from Hand Held. Soap from Redbud Garden's Farmer's Market stall. Inset photo of Fayetteville Farmer's Market.
