Hello, hello!  Hot off the press… I have a brand spankin’ new pattern to share today – the Farmhouse Kitchen Knitted Dishcloth!  The modern farmhouse style is so in right now, thanks to Chip and Joanna Gaines and their series Fixer Upper.  If you haven’t already seen the show, please please check it out!  They fix up old homes for home buyers and have the most beautiful classic style and are absolutely hilarious.

It’s one of my favorite shows right now, and these dishcloths were inspired by Joanna’s pristine white/neutral kitchens and the farmhouse sinks in them!  In my opinion, these bright dishcloths would make those kitchens POP!  It’s a super fun and easy pattern and great for beginners!

See below for the free pattern.  And a printable version of this pattern is available for purchase here!

Farmhouse Kitchen Knitted Dishcloth Pattern

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Materials

US size 8 knitting needles
1 skien of Lily’s Sugar n’Cream Yarn (pictured in: Hot Blue, Tea Rose, and Hot Green)
Yarn needle
Scissors

Finished Measurement

Approximately 7.5 inches x 7.5 inches

Key

k – knit
p – purl
right side – front of work
wrong side – back of work
BO – bind off

Pattern

CO 30 Stitches

Rows 1 – 5: Knit

Row 6: k3, p24, k3

Row 7: knit

Row 8: knit

Row 9: knit

Repeat rows 6 – 9, 9 times

You should have just now ended on a “right side”.   Beginning on the “wrong side”, knit the next 3 rows.  Next row, BO.

Cut yarn and weave in your ends.

Enjoy!