Wallace Wash Cloths

You can find the pattern for these pretty wash cloths in issue 34 of Inside Crochet, which is on sale now. The photo used in the magazine is one taken “on location”, when Andrea and I took over Fibre and Clay for a morning and had a fab time with me playing stylist!! The yarn used for these is Debbie Bliss “Bella”, a little bit luxurious for a wash cloth maybe, but it is so soft and gentle I love making these as baby gifts.

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