The Bag Lady and The Pro

You’re going to turn me into a dishcloth knitter yet. As soon as Amanda’s sock is done - tonight, I suspect - I’ll cast on. But in which color??? Hmmmm…

Yeah!!! Another pattern!!!

Another great cloth!

[…] [Dishcloth Contest Info is here and here!] […]

Thanks, Anne, for the pattern. I really like the design. Need some for the kitchen, so I will cast on this weekend. Keep designing!

http://chanknits.blogspot.com/2007/09/dishcloth-square-blocks.html

That will take you directly to the vitals about my sample. And for the record, whether it was color choice or what, but Mark LOVES this one.

[…] [Dishcloth Contest Info is here and here! Grace’s Blogiversary Contest is also still open, which means you can still tell her I sent ya!] […]

[…] Happy Thursday Everyone! I have much to share, but first, a reminder - you still have until the 23rd to enter the contest! You can knit either, or both, or more than one of this dishcloth or this dishcloth - don’t forget to leave a comment so I know you’ve made the cloth! And of course, other things to share… […]

I bought my yarn today! I can’t wait to get started on this cloth. Thanks for sharing the pattern.

Okay, I’ve got it knit and posted. My suggestion for a name for this one is “Train Tracks”. You can see it here:

http://stringsandpurls.blogspot.com/2007/09/annes-dishcloth-other-finished-objects.html

[…] Next - don’t forget!! There is a contest in progress! If you knit the dishcloth pattern here, or here, and post up a photo and a link back here, you’ll be entered! Winner gets some Blue Sky Cotton in a shade of their choice (won’t promise exact colors in case my yarn shop doesn’t have it) and likely some other goodies! And yup, you get more entries if you do both cloths, more than one, etc etc. There’ll be a nice blogroll and photos and such when I have the time to get it up and announce the winner! […]

Hi Anne - thanks for the great contest - I’ve knit both dishclothes and feel kind of greedy doubling my entries but I guess it’s just like buying more raffle tickets!!

My suggested name for this one, again without reading other suggestions is “Crossing the Tracks”
Here’s my dishcloth
http://jani22.blog-city.com/dishcloth_contest__bonus_entry.htm

All posted! Thanks again for sharing!

oh yeah… its the “Trojan”

[…] This is my second contest entry (see post below for other one!) I knitted with the pattern created by Anne over at The Bag Lady and The Pro. I REALLY love this pattern…it is SO gorgeous!! Especially in the bright, cheery yellow! This is the first knitting contest I’ve entered, and I’d LOVE to win the prize, which is a few hanks of lovely Blue Sky Cotton, because it’s my favorite, and perhaps a few other goodies. And the winner will be decided today! WOOOHOOOO Good luck everyone! […]

I LOVED this pattern…you are SO talented!!! I want more! *grin* I posted this lovely dishcloth pattern in a cheery yellow dishcloth on my blog here:

http://stephaniedavies.com/blog/?p=417

Thank you again so much for such an awesome contest and opportunity!

[…] Also on the needles recently.. Anne’s contest cloths…It was knit on size 7 straights, bamboo, in Continental style. […]

Hey Anne, finally getting the chance to post my pics… I have to find the actual cloth from the other pattern.. I tucked it away somewhere as I’m giving them as part of a christmas gift for my sister…

http://insanknitty.wordpress.com/2007/09/27/fall-felting/

It’s posted! I really like how this one looks in a changing yarn!! Thanks for posting the pattern.

http://monnibo.wordpress.com/2007/09/29/annes-untitled-dishcloth-contest-ii/

Here is my post with pictures.

http://survivingscraftroom.wordpress.com/2007/09/30/annes-dishcloth-contest/

Hi Anne! I finished my 2nd cloth pattern just before midnight (in time for the deadline), but my slow dialup is just getting the picture uploaded and posted in the wee hours Monday morning!

Here’s the link:

http://girottifamily.typepad.com/mountain_musings/2007/10/annes-dishcloth.html

I’ve named it Red Sunset at Midnight.

Amazing pattern. that would look cute as a hat.