The Lacy Snowflake Dishcloth knitting pattern by Snickerdoodle Knits (that's me!) is now available for your knitting pleasure! This simple dishcloth creates a quick, fun project that provides a cozy (and practical!) wintry piece of decor for your kitchen. Learn more and get the links to purchase the pattern here, or have the free PDF sent to your email.
The yarn that I used for the initial sample (which was the blue and cream) is Elmore-Pisgah Peaches & Creme, which is no longer in production. The second sample (the white dishcloth) was made using Peaches & Cream, which is the newer version of the first yarn. This is a 100% cotton worsted weight yarn. Really, any of the colors would work well with the Lacy Snowflake Dishcloth pattern, but in this post I'll share a few colors that I would love to use, as well as recommend some other cotton yarns that would also work well with this pattern!
Color Suggestions
The multi-colored sample (shown above) used the color Shaded Denim, and the second sample used White. Click any of the photos below to view that color on Walmart's website.
Yarn Recommendations
In this section I've included only 100% cotton yarn. I've organized these yarn recommendations from cheapest to most expensive, per gram.
Note: I am not affiliated with any of the yarns that I suggest; I am only providing a reference of suggestions for the knitters who wish to knit my pattern. All photos are from the websites I have linked in this post. All prices are listed in USD and do not include shipping.
For the sake of comparison:
Peaches & Creme:
Weight: 71 grams/120 yard
Price: $1.77
Weight: 70.9 grams/120 yards
Price: $1.99
Weight: 100 grams/180 yards
Price: $3.79
Aqua Sparkle, Antique Cream, Rosy, Strawberry Violet, Pistache, Banana
Weight: 50 grams/82 yards
Price: $2.70
Weight: 200 grams/371 yards
Price: $19.00
Deep Dive, Spring, Hyacinth
Weight: 100 grams/150 yards
Price: $15.50
Honeydew, Dandelion, Indigo, Thistle, Lotus, Jasper
Weight: 100 grams/153 yards
Price: $17.30
Sea Holly, Lady Slipper, Cottonwood
Have you chosen your yarn and color(s)?! I'd love to hear all about it on Instagram, Ravelry, and/or the comments below! Let me know if you found this resource helpful, and tag me in your makes online!
To perform your own search for affordable yarns, here are a couple places to start your search:
Interested in seeing more Lacy Snowflake Dishcloth finished projects? Be sure to check out the projects made by other knitters here on Ravelry!
Interested in purchasing/downloading the pattern? Learn more and get the links to purchase the pattern here, or have the free PDF sent to your email.
Happy Knitting!!
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