Who doesn't like it? A slightly firmer washcloth and with a beautiful design to boot. Trine the owl adorns this washcloth and is happy to help you wash. Or washing up, because this cloth also works very well as a dishcloth. Or maybe you could do something completely different with it? Let your imagination run wild!

As the washcloth is only knitted with purl and knit stitches, it is very easy to knit. The stitch sequence is written out in full in the instructions.

Owl Trine is also available as coloured (double knitted) pattern on a potholder. You can find the instructions for this in my store at: https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/111285/potholder-owl-trine-double-knitting-instructions

If you fancy more owl motifs, then take a look at my owl collection. You can find the owl collection including an economy set of four washcloths with owl motivs here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/users/view_collection/3244/eulen-eulen-eulen

Knowledge required:
• Cast on stitches
• Cast off
• Knitting knit and purl stitches
• Edge stitches
• Crochet chain stitches (explained in the instructions)

What you get:
You get a 9-page instruction with a counting pattern and a row-by-row description of the knitting.

Difficulty level:
Easy.

Stockinette stitch: 26 stitches = 10 cm wide. 38 rows = 10 cm high.
With this gauge, the washcloth will be approx. 26 cm wide and approx. 24 cm high.

• You need 1 ball of Katia Capri (100% cotton, LL 50g = 125m) in turquoise or in your preferred color. My consumption was 38g. Depending on your personal knitting style, your consumption may vary a little. You can also use a different yarn with a similar yardage.
• Knitting needles no. 2 ½.
• Crochet hook no. 2 ½.
• Sewing needle
• Scissors