Don't keep us in suspense Kathy! What ARE they?

Ah, curiosity! Will post a pic soon. Any guesses?

My guess: Pressed German cookies?

Schnitzel, streudel, Dutch Baby. I'm just kidding, they won't travel well. How about Pfeffernuesse cookies?

Hmmmmmmm...beautiful, not delicious?

Some sort of fabric home arts craft.

Yup, some sort of home arts craft. ;) I was hoping to meet up with Kathy. She sent me a really cool little organizer bag, after we ended up not meeting up... and in return I sent her some knitted dish cloth.

Moni

Moni, I have a question about the knitted dish cloths. How do you sanitize them after use?

Any special wash requirements?

Knitted dishcloths are the best! My grandmother gave me some, telling me I’d never buy another dishcloth. Well, I wore those out eventually. Then my brother-in-law’s mother-in-law gave me a pack she’d made. Wonderful. They’ve all been white which I like. I do like my Swedish dishcloths, too, though.

I crocheted some a couple of years ago. This thread is making me think I should make some more!!!

My mom always makes everyone crocheted pot holders and we all love them!

Here‘s The pics of the dish cloths. Again, thank you Moni. Also a pic of the type of bags I make that I sent Moni.

I mostly use a dishcloth one day only! Wring it out tight, hang to dry, and put in the laundry the next day, as I pull the next one out.

Dark colors need to be washed separate, aka with like colors. The color will bleed for a while.

I have never been as thorough as mamapinky about laundry... I just wash mine hot, in a load with similar colors... mostly with towels and then hang to dry.

I don't own a dryer, thus, they hang on the line.

Michael I don't sanitize them.

Elizabeth mine are made from the same pattern.

Yes, over time they wear out.

My friends hope for visits... cause I usually bring them new ones. ;)

Moni

My friends hope for visits... cause I usually bring them new ones. ;) The dishcloths are so pretty!! But your friends hope for visits because you are fun and awesome.

Moni's dishcloths are the best. She has stayed at my house twice and gifted me both times.

Are they made from acrylic yarn? Cotton?

Cotton

There's no more thoughtful gift for a friend than one's time. How nice.

Dishcloths don't need to be "disinfected" if washed properly and before too long. They'll be more than clean enough for handling items later in contact with food, or in contact with food. .

My sister crochets these for me. I like a more dense dishcloth, so she experimented with different stitches.

Lisa, I really should have given you one too! text me your address, and color preference please.