I’m still hooking! This time its tray clothes, you can also use them for placemats. I follow this blog called “Little Woolie” by Julie Harrison. She crochets the most amazing things. In 2013 she started crocheting these Harlequin dish clothes using a crochet method called “Tapestry crocheting”, it’s like Fair Isle knitting, just in crocheting.
I started crocheting a dish cloth using her “Tapestry Crocheting” tutorial, starting with 41 chains as per her instructions, as I’m used to a double knit cotton yarn, the item looked a bit big and “hard” so I decided instead of doing a 3 x 3 harlequin pattern, I will go 3 x 4 and use them for tray clothes.
I used Strawberries and Cream DK – 50% Recycled cotton/50% Acrylic, made in Turkey for Kismet yarns using a 5mm (UK6 / USA H/8) hook.
Love to all
Nikki M
Buzy Day 
Sorry can’t stop long as I am intrigued by your lovely tray cloth harlequin pattern so will have to pop over and check it out, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for visiting.
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Nikki
They’re lovely, and if I were any good with a hook I’d be giving them a go!
I really enjoyed crochet this method. Thanks for reading my blog.
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Nikki
I had to laugh because “hooking” to me means street walker who is “still hooking”
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I went to have a look at Little Woolie, and my word that’s what I call a STASH!
Amazing stash
Wish I understood all of that, perhaps it is time to check out the link. Pretty colors.
Thank for reading my blog.
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Nikki