This washcloth is a very cute accessory right from birth, and a wonderful present any time! If you use the suggested baby yarn, the cloth will be very soft and soothing on delicate baby skin. You can also make a dishcloth if you use a cotton yarn. The cloth is very easy to work with only knits and purls.

The pattern explains very detailed and stitch by stitch how you can knit this washcloth, so even beginners with basic knitting skills will succeed. And if there should be any questions, I`ll be happy to help!

More knitting patterns suitable for beginners you will find in this collection:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/users/view_collection/2767/wunderschoen-und-ganz-einfach

For advanced knitters there is also a double knit pattern for the same motif available:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/69961/strickanleitung-tuch-waschlappen-baer-tobi-in-doubleface

If you prefer crocheting, there you will find a crochet pattern for the cuddly bears:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/70381/haekelanleitung-tuch-waschlappen-baer-tobi-nacht-in-den-bergen

Required skills:

• basic knitting skills (cast on, cast off, knit and purl)
• optional (for the handle): basic crocheting skills (chain, sling stitch, single stitch)

You will get very detailed directions on 7 pages with written instructions for each row. In addition you will get a knitting chart for the motif in a separate file. You can choose if you go with the written instructions or prefer working with the knitting chart.

With a gauge of 28 stitches x 45 rows = 10 x 10 cm, size of the washcloth will be approx. 21 cm x 21 cm.

• Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Cotton Bamboo (156 m / 50 gr) approx. 25-30 gr opal
• 2,5 mm (US 1 or 2) knitting needles
• Crochet hook 3 mm (optional, for the handle)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors

Please be so kind to respect the copyright: This pattern is for private use only. You are not allowed to sell, duplicate or trade it or parts of it. You may sell the finished product with a link to this pattern and a note «Washcloth Cuddly Bears by a-mano ».