Easy Peasy Kitchen Scrubby

I've been ridiculously absent from my blog for a long time. Far too long but having a two littles under the age of three makes down time extremely hard to come by in this house. However, one of my New Year's resolutions is to be a better blogger and this post will be the first of many for 2017.

Over the holidays, I was playing around with some scrubby-ish yarn I picked up in the "Mill End" bin at Joann's a while back. It didn't take long to knit up the easiest kitchen scrubby ever and all you need is a little bit of yarn.

(This scrubby is made with Sugar & Cream.)

For this pattern, I used some cotton yarn paired with the scrubby yarn and size 7 straight needles. I used Lily's Sugar & Cream and I Love This Cotton along with the Premier Washi yarn.

Finished Size: 4.5 in x 5.5 in

Gauge for this pattern really isn't important.

Materials:

WW Cotton Yarn

"Scrubby Yarn"

Size 7 straight needles

yarn needle

scissors

Note: This scrubby is knitted using both the cotton and the scrubby yarn at the same time.

Abbreviations Used:

BO - bind off

CO - cast on

K - knit

P - purl

SL1P - slip one stitch purlwise

ST(S) - stitch/stitches

CO 20 sts (any CO method will work).

Row 1: SL1P, k18, p1.

Repeat row 1 until piece measures approximately 4.5 inches from CO edge.

Bind off and weave in ends.

(This scrubby is knit with I Love This Cotton.)

That's it!