Mitered Dishcloth - Kitchen Upgrade I

My favorite kitchen dishcloths were in need of a promotion to the cleaning closet.

That fact created the need for new dishcloths:

These only took a few Downton Abby episodes to complete!

The pattern is here and works up really fast.

This is what the dishcloth and towel drawer looked like before:

And here's the after:

Three of these skeins: 

yielded a total of nine dishcloths.

Here are the nine:

More on the three in the front with the fancy picot edge in a future post.

Aren't these:

perfect for the cleaning cabinet now?

Still in good shape...just a little faded.

Here are the six color combos:

This pattern can be purchased in my Etsy shop here.

These instructions for the mitered dishcloths are easy to follow. 

They are complete with a lot of step-by-step photos. 

Once you make a few for yourself you will likely find your friends and family requesting them.

The really great thing about using these as a dishcloth is that, after use, you can just rinse and wring them thoroughly and hang them from a hook by the sink or the faucet with that convenient handle. This drying technique keeps them smelling fresh and resisting germs.

These dishcloths have been a real hit among those that have received them as gifts, especially with the added thoughtfulness of coordinating the colors with the recipients kitchen.

I love these in all their germ-resistant glory!

And here they are photographed all around the kitchen to show off their coordinating fashion:

With the coordinating appliances from this post.

With the coordinating knick-knacks.

With the coordinating rag rug with link to pattern on this post.

With the coordinating "brød"

pillow from this post.

With the coordinating polka dotted kitchen sofa pillow.

A special thank you, to the dishcloths, 

for modeling for the numerous photos on this post. :-)