“Yes, dear.”

The typical response elicited from “Can you take the trash out?” or other such questions. Generally accompanied by a put-upon sigh. (But he does it anyhow, which is the important part.)

This slip stitch dishcloth would make a lovely accent for a rustic kitchen setting. It’s worked in mosaic, only using one yarn at a time, so it’s beginner-friendly, too. Celebrate the holidays by stitching a red nose on for Rudolph, as well!

If you like mosaic patterns, you can check out my bundle of them here!

Supplies:
Yarn: Worsted weight or DK cotton yarn, ~100 yards total. Sample used roughly 50 yards of each colour.

Needle: US 5 (3.75 mm) - gauge isn’t too important, so feel free to go up or down for a different sized outcome.

Notions: Yarn needle for weaving in ends.

Sizes:
With recommended yarn & needles, your deer dishcloth will come out roughly 9.5” x 10”. This is easily adjusted by switching up yarn weight and/or needles used.