Last weekend I decided that I wanted to knit a little gift for someone - a few dishcloths. So I went to my stash and pulled out 2 balls of Sugar 'n Cream and went to work. Here is the result of my efforts so far.
This is yet another example of the ubiquitous Ballband Discloth. It's pretty and soft and I love it very much. Could there be a simpler pattern that gives such fun results?
I'm hoping that this will be one of a set of 3 so I went back to my stash to find more yarn for the coordinating dishcloths and this is what I found. Do you see the problem? It's a snoozefest. A whole lot of pink, purple, turquoise and white. Stinkerbelle chose these colors for her log cabin blanket (please don't ask about that - I'll finish it eventually) and I bought way too much. What I didn't buy was a lot of variegated "ombre" yarns to coordinate. I was in such a quandry because I've been really good so far about knitting from my stash. I really didn't want to break my streak but in the end I caved and went to AC Moore which would be forgivable if I got something helpful there. I didn't. I bought this instead - one ball of Sugar 'n Cream in Navy. What was I thinking? How does this help anything? Ugh!
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5 comments:
I have lots of variegated sugar 'n cream. What colors are you looking for? Maybe I can help.
Navy and pink will look cute. The navy and off white look good together also. Or, navy and white. :)
I thought yarn for specific gifts didn't count?
Oh no! You fell off the wagon for Sugar and Cream??? Well, I would put the pink and navy together. It would make the pink pop.
I have never used this pattern, but it is printing off as I write! I can't wait to try it. Thanks for the idea. Oh, about falling off the wagon, I don't think Sugar n Cream should count anyways!!!
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