Create a colorful Knitted Fruit Dishcloth in cotton yarn. These slices are great year-round as a dishcloth, washcloth, trivet, or sweet home decor. Wedge-by-wedge, enjoy seeing your fruit slice knitted up as a perfectly round circle.
Our pots and pans stay scratch-free in our cupboard with these bright and cheerful trivets. Knit up your own pretty citrus slices by getting all of your materials, techniques, and free written pattern instructions on flat on straight needles below.
WATCH KNITTED FRUIT DISHCLOTH VIDEO INTRO
Find full stitch-by-stitch video + pattern below
KNITTED FRUIT POT & PAN PROTECTORS
Along with dishcloths, these fruit slices make great knitted Pot and Pan Protectors. Knit up various sizes to protect against your cookware’s scratches and scrapes. The sweet, cheerful fruit design is perfect to brighten up your kitchen cupboards!
Measuring at 8 inches in diameter, this is a fun little quick knit that is sure to challenge and obsess you! Although this design is a rounded shape, we are knitting on straight needles, not on circulars… and no decreasing nor increasing stitches either. Wedge by wedge, our citrus shape appears by knitting twelve little triangles with the magic of turning! Make sure to watch my step-by-step video tutorial below… let’s knit it up!
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DISHCLOTH MATERIALS FOR KNITTED FRUIT
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• Yarn in cotton worsted weight – I knitted my fruit citrus slices with Sugar N Cream cotton yarn in colors Hot Green, Hot Pink, Hot Orange, Hot Yellow, and Hot Green. This yarn is perfect because it is absorbent, lightweight, and easy to wash out when using as a dishcloth.
• Knitting Needles, size 7 US
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle
TECHNIQUES FOR KNITTED FRUIT DISHCLOTH
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• Slip Knot
• CO = Cast On Long Tail Method
• K = Knit Stitch
• B = Bind Off
• Weave In Ends
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HOW TO KNIT A FRUIT DISHCLOTH
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Knitted Fruit Dishcloth Printable Pattern
Knit a colorful Fruit Dishcloth Citrus Slices in cotton yarn to enjoy year round as a dishcloth, washcloth, pot protector, or trivet by Studio Knit.
Instructions
GETTING STARTED
- Cast On 2 Stitches in Main Color (MC)
- On the same needle, CO 12 Sts in White Color
- Starting Row: Knit 12 White, K2 MC
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WEDGE PATTERN KNITTING ROWS
Row 1: (right side) K2 MC, K1 White, K10 MC (13 sts)
Leave 1 St remaining on the needle - Turn
Row 2: (wrong side)
K10 MC
Bring MC strand front, Take White strand back
K1 White
Bring White strand front, Take MC strand back
K2 MC
Row 3: K2 MC, K1 White, K8 MC (11 sts) - Turn
Row 4: K8 MC, K1 White, K2 MC
Row 5: K2 MC, K1 White, K6 MC (9 sts) - Turn
Row 6: K6 MC, K1 White, K2 MC
Row 7: K2 MC, K1 White, K4 MC (7 sts) - Turn
Row 8: K4 MC, K1 White, K2 MC
Row 9: K2 MC, K1 White, K2 MC (5 sts) - Turn
Row 10: K2 MC, K1 White, K2 MC
Row 11: K2 MC, K12 White (14 sts)
Row 12: K12 White, K2 MC
REPEAT Rows 1-12 to create 11 (of 12) fruit wedges
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FINISHING
On last (12th) fruit wedge, Knit Rows 1-10, then
Row 11: K2 MC, K1 White, K12 MC
Row 12: Bind Off
Tack Edges of Wedges 1 and 12 together with yarn and a tapestry needle
Weave in ends and enjoy!
Notes
Not a Reversible Knit Stitch Pattern
Lies Flat
Looks best when lightly blocked
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