Ballband Dishcloth

I needed a small gift for my sister and what is nicer than a hand-knit dishcloth? Well, maybe a flat-screen TV, but my time and budget made me lean more towards the dishcloth.

The pattern is the ubiquitous Ballband Dishcloth. I used King Tut cotton (natural) and Cascade Sierra cotton/wool blend (blue) (both from KnitKnack) on US 7 needles.

I hope to get it in the mail tomorrow.

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