We enjoy making them because they are "brainless" hand-work that is useful, used, and enjoyed by those who receive them, including us.
As a child I had never used a Store Bought dishcloth. All of ours were hand crocheted by someone in the family. But as a young housewife, I never used a hand-made dishcloth. Then, many years later, after being retired early due to medical issues, I began crocheting my own again and now wonder why I ever liked the store-bought ones.
So today we will be making more dishcloths for gifting to friends and family, as we rest and watch a movie or two. We had a not-fun day at the doctor's and pharmacy yesterday, and actually are in need of a day to just rest.
While at the doctor's, I got my pneumonia shot/booster. Darned if it doesn't have my shoulder feeling like it's the size of a grapefruit! I've never had a reaction to the shots before, and wonder if they changed the formula or if I've just gotten more sensitive . . . . Me? Sensitive? BwaaaHahahahaha~
Our copyright pattern for Crochet Easy Dishcloth Pattern ~
3 comments:
I also have discovered the joy of a handmade dishcloth and I have to admit I'm addicted to making them. Why would anyone use a sponge when they could use a wonderful hand crochet discloth. Thanks for the pattern--I'll give it a try.
Thanks Megan, I think you'll like the ease of the pattern and durability of the dishcloth.
crochet hugs,
gail
Hi, thanks for stopping by my blog. I love both knit and crochet dishcloth's. You are right they are much better than anything you can buy in a store. I did not grow up using either knit or crochet dishcloths did not get into them until I learned how to crochet in 2005 and knit in 2007. My Aunt's and Cousin love them. I hope your arm feels better soon. I had to get my flu shoot last week did not have any problems. I don't have to get a pneumonia shot yet. Have a great rest of the week.
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