In economics, externalities are the unintended side effects of industry. Similarly, this quilt...
Knit Bathroom Rug Pattern
Made this bad boy for my bathroom. The finished rug is approximately 2 x 3 feet
Supplies
Size 13 needles
140 g (3 balls) white Peaches and Cream
140 g (3 balls) ecru Peaches and Cream
Darning needle
Notes
The pattern is worked with two strands of yarn held together. I used slightly different colors, but you could certainly use the same color or a solid and a variegated.
No gauge - just cast on and go!
CF - Slip 2 to cable needle, hold to front, k2, k2 from cable needle
Pattern
Holding two strands of yarn together, CO 52
K for five rows
Start cable chart -
- Row 1: K2 p1 *k4 p3 Repeat from * 5 more times k4 p1 k2
- Row 2: K3 *p4 k3 Repeat from * 5 more times p4 k3
- Rows 3 - 6 : Repeat rows 1 and 2
- Row 7: K2 p1 *CF p3 k4 p3 Repeat from * 2 more times CF p1 k2
- Row 8: K3 *p4 k3 Repeat from * 5 more times p4 k3
- Rows 9 - 12: Repeat rows 7 & 8
- Rows 13 - 16: Repeat rows 1 & 2
- Row 17: K2 p1 *k4 p3 CF p3 Repeat from * 2 more times k4 p1 k2
- Row 18: K3 *p4 k3 Repeat from * 5 more times p4 k3
- Rows 19 - 22: Repeat rows 7 & 8
Work 3 repeats.
K2 p1 *k4 p3 Repeat from * 5 more times k4 p1 k2
K3 *p4 k3 Repeat from * 5 more times p4 k3
Repeat last two rows.
K five rows
Bind off and weave in ends.
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How do you think this would
How do you think this would work with using a double worsted (8 ply?)
Should work just fine. Gauge
Should work just fine. Gauge isn't particularly important, so just adjust your needles to get the tightness of fabric you like.
ooooh, how lovely
Thanks so much for posting this pattern - I love peeps like you who give us patterns that you *could* have gotten $$ for. :>D