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         Oh the blessing it is to be a mother - or 
   thought of - or loved and lifted up like a mom. Funny how one day we can feel like the 
 best mom in the world, and other days we wonder if we can make it through. I lost my own mother nearly 12 
   years ago and although I have gotten used to her not being here with 
   me on this Earth, is debatably at times, no easier. We simply need to trust 
 in Him. He promises never to leave our side. I was reading once again about 
 the Proverbs 31 woman and realizing how far from her I am. I thank God that 
 he continues to mold me. 
 
   Her children rise up and 
 called her blessed.  
   
   A member of my KAL group 
   requested the pattern for this simple Windowpane cloth. Although, it 
   indeed is very simple, it is great therapy knitting - and that can 
   be so good for us! If you should find errors in this pattern, please 
   let me know and I will correct them as quickly as possible. 
   
     
   
   
   
    
   
   
   
     
   
   
   
    
    
   
   
   Windowpane Cotton Dishcloth 
  
   1 ball kitchen cotton yarn of your favorite solid 
   color. Needle size U.S. 5 (3.75mm) Needles 
   Stitches: Knit, Purl 
   Difficulty: Simple 
   Each odd row is worked on WS 
    
   *Finished cloth measures approximately a rectangular 9" wide by 
   8" high. If desired, an extra pattern set can be knit for a square 
   cloth. I prefer a bit more of a rectangle to keep the size 
   comfortable for use. 
    
   Cast on 45 stitches 
   Row 1 - Knit  
   Row 2 - Knit  
   Row 3 - Knit 
   Row 4 - Knit  
   Row 5 - Knit 
   Row 6 - Knit 
   Row 7 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 8 and every even row: knit accross 
   Row 9 -  *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 11 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 13 - Knit 
   Row 15 - Knit 
   Row 17 - Knit 
   Row 19 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 21 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 23 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 25 - Knit 
   Row 27 - Knit 
   Row 29 - Knit 
   Row 31 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 33 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 35 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5  
   Row 37 - Knit 
   Row 39 - Knit 
   Row 41 - Knit 
   Row 43 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 45 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 47 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 49 - Knit 
   Row 51 - Knit  
   Row 53 - Knit 
   Row 55 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 57 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 59 - *K5 P5 reapeat to last 5 sts K5 
   Row 61 - Knit 
   Row 63 - Knit 
   Row 65 - Knit 
   Bind Off  
   Weave in ends.  
   
   
   
   
   Click here 
   for the .pdf version 
   *correction on 
 6/14/07  | 
  
3 comments:
I know exactly what you are feeling. My mother has been gone now 7 years and there is not a day that I don't think of her. I still miss her terribly. I don't think the pain of losing her will ever go away.
I love your windowpanw cloth...it is beautiful. I bet it would also make a nice towel. Thanks for posting the pattern.
happy knitting :)
Hi!
I just joined the Monthly Dishcloth group. I wanted to tell you that your blog is so beautiful and encouraging. May God bless you! In Christ, Karen Twombly
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