My first knitted dishcloth:

Higs, Katherine

DA

Katherine, Thanks. I don't know if it is Rhonda's or not. I didn't see a name on the website. It is this one:

absolutely LOVE all of her patterns. She is a genius.Higs back. :o)Susie

Thanks DA. I have to say it was the most fun thing I've done yet, Susie

Excellent, Susie! :o)

Gemini

Thanks Gemini! :o) Susie

Susie, You do lovely work. I wish that I could finish as much as you. Let us see a picture of the sweater too when you are finished. Carol in TN

Hi Susie,

Great work Susie. I''ve saved the website to check it out later.

Hugs,

Nora who isn't looking forward to snow tomorrow.

Susie ,,,,, HOOO you are quick and you knit lovely ,,,, Many happy knitting years mirjam

Hi there Nora, Thanks for liking my'first' dishcloth. I bet they could be addicting. We are due for "THAT SNOW" too. Stay warm, Susie

Mirjam, :o) Thanks for liking it. :) They are fun to do. Susie

Susie you are to be congratulated on all the work you have done - that is wonderful for anyone much less a beginner - you have obviously discovered what joy knitting can be God Bless gwen

Gwen, I do love having something to do when sitting around. It is frustrating at times. I hope to be able to read the patterns someday. It all looks like Greek. I know what K and P are though. :) Thanks for liking what I have done. It was fun. Enjoy your Thanksgiving, Susie

Carol, Thanks SO much. :) I don't work outside the home very much so I do have a lot of spare time. Yup, I will post a photo of the 'finished sweater BEFORE Christmas hopefully, Susie

Ya know, most people *start* with the dishcloth when they first learn to knit, then graduate to scarves and then sweaters. Ya done good, Susie!

sue, who's been knitting for umpty some years and has yet to do a dishcloth

Suzee The yarn shop that gave me my first class got me going very soon with the circular hat and then a hat with dpn's. I'm the one that suggested the sweater. She said that I caught on quickly and that I should do pretty good. I've been frustrated quite a bit but I'm learning. I guess that is how learning comes. Try a dishcloth and get addicted. Here are a couple of nice sites:

was fun because it was FASTER than most things and so cute. :)Thanks for thinking I'm doing good,Susie

I don't know as I'd actually have a use for one, which I why I never did one. The scarves I've been making go pretty fast anyway. But thanks for a couple more pattern sites... ;)

sue

Susie, you will be able to read the patterns in no time - anything you do not understand will be put right by this group. After you have time to sit and think about a pattern it really suddenly becomes clear. As a child I had to work out what the patterns meant as my mother did not knit, so I really found that with a bit of thought it all became clear, in the same way as my school lessons became clear without a teacher, and with the way you have been working with your knitting I just know you will have no trouble at all God Bless Gwen

Hi Susie

Thnx for sharing, that looks lovely and neat, how well you have come on. So you gonna be joining in the 6x6 then Cheers Cher