The borders are slightly narrower than most of my cloths, but I wanted to keep the width the same number of stitches that I usually use. I needed the "extra" blank rows to accommodate the whiskers!
I have to say that Mickey was quite pleased with the results and so am I, but mostly because I know that it's his design. I did have to tweak it a bit to make it fit within the number of stitches that I had and I admit that I was tempted to change it a bit, but it was important to me to keep it as close to the original as I could, so I resisted!
The cloth is knitted in Peaches & Creme in Army Tan and the bib is done in Light Green. You can grab the pdf files from the sidebar. I hope that if you knit either one that you post your pictures on Ravelry so Mickey can see his cats in a variety of colors!
Mickey tells me that he thinks he'd like to be a cartoonist when he grows up. Or a basketball player. Did I mention that he's tall? Oh to be young again and have choices!!
HI Elaine, love the new bib and cloth patterns for Mickey's Cat. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteI got the pdf for the bib but am not finding the Dishcloth one.
Thank you for the pattern.
HUGS
Susan
Would like to have the dishcloth pattern please,,,
DeleteThat's fantastic! Thanks, Mickey...and Elaine!
ReplyDeleteElaine, I *love* your patterns. I have lost count of how many of your bibs I've knitted and I cannot thank you enough for sharing them. Such fun! God bless you and Happy Birthday.
ReplyDeleteMany happy returns of the day!
ReplyDeleteWow you have so much talent!
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet! Thank you for sharing your grandson's picture as a pattern.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your patterns!
ReplyDeleteI am making a blanket with your patterns for our prayer shawl ministry at church. I am messing up some of the patterns where the purls land in a straight line. These purls tend to fade to the back as if I were knitting rib. I tried knitting tighter and looser but this did not help. I am getting a cloth a little short of 8” when I knit with a size 8 needle and knit tight…my typical tension. Is there something else I should be doing like purling (or knitting) in the back loop?
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ReplyDeleteNice pattern! Your grandson has a lot of talent as a cartoonist.
ReplyDeleteMickey's cat is fabulous! And you did well translating it onto the bib!
ReplyDeleteYour square patterns are just what I have been looking for and it will save me loads of time designing them myself, so thank you very much. I am knitting them for Knit a Square, http://www.knit-a-square.com/knitting-instructions.html a charity in South Africa that supports kids orphaned by AIDs. Their patterns are not very child-oriented but they don't mind as long as you knit an 8" x 8" square. Thanks again:))))
ReplyDeleteIs there a pattern available for the cloth?
ReplyDeleteHello, just found this on Pinterest, So cute. Not seeing a link for the pattern. Is it still available? How can I get it? Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for sharing and inspiring,making an early start on Christmas gifts
ReplyDeleteCan i hav the pattern please
ReplyDeleteЗдравствуйте, Элейн! Могли бы Вы прислать мне шаблон нагрудничка. Хочу связать для своей внучке. Заранее благодарю.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I find the pattern for the cloth pattern of mickeys cat
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