I have been making the Ball Band Dishcloths for a few months of being home.
Using the Rowen cotton. Somewhere I read about a knitter making them with linen - they dry quicker and are stronger. Does anyone know where to find this link?
I want to make more and am thinking of trying another kind of yarn.
Thanks
Iād like to read about someoneās opinion of BB dishcloths in linen too! I was curious, and really wanted to knit with Euroflax sport linen again, soā¦
I started one;)Iām going to knit it longer because, after 68 rows, itās not quite square-ish yet. After I wash & dry it, Iāll report back but itās got an abrasive texture so Iām thinking it will make a great face/body exfoliator!
Hey - thanks for responding. That looks great!
I need to get some Euroflax - I have been very distracted lately, but really think the linen would be nice.
In the meantime I bought more of the Rowen cotton to keep my hands busy.
There is also a cool āleafā washcloth with a loop that is made with that Euroflax that seems doable for me.
It is in the Field guide #11.
Take care - Mary Jo
My experiment knitting a Ballband Dishcloth in Euroflax sport linen is completeš
Gotta love the drape of machine washed and dried linenš
Thanks for the pics. That does it !! Iām ordering that yarn today. Totally right about the drape of linen. I have been making the mini ball band dishcloths casting on 33 I like the size.
Appreciate your sharing.
peace
Mary Jo
Yes! Order the Euroflax! I initially cast on for the mini ātraveling salesman sampleā size but it looked so tiny in this sport wt. So I continued casting on for the āregulationā size and thought that was not substantial enough either. So I cast on another 6 for another pattern repeat sizeš§and I think itās too big;) lol
Just getting back to this project. What size needles were you using?
I have a new stash of the Euroflax - I also want to try those cool Bodi leaves using the Euroflax.
Thanks
Well, all my knitting is packed & shipped except a few things in my checked bags, but Iām pretty certain I knit Euro flax on size #6 needles;)
You have fun, enjoy!