Are you a soap scrap saver?
I found that I started to save these a few years ago, determined that there is a practical, frugal use for them, as yet undiscovered by myself.
They happened to look appropriate in an old blue glass canning jar on the shelf of my exclusively blue and white bathroom.
(This photo is taken in our yellow kitchen.)
One thrifty option I found was a soap sock on some pattern sights for knitting.
Bingo...?
I'm not thoroughly convinced, but I've made my first one. I shall try this and find out.
Be sure to use 100% cotton thread
I had aquired two other soap sock patterns, however because I am a novice knitter, I found them a little too tricky for me and made up my own pattern.
Remember, I'm no proffessional. Whatever you're left with, just knit.
Being 100% cotton, you just throw these in the wash with the rest of your laundry. No special treatment required. I love that!
Soap Sock
size 7 DPN
CO 20, leaving a 10 inch tail
k - knit
in - increase
rep - repeat
p - purl
tog - together
row1 k
row2 k
row3 k2, in1, k7, in1, k7, in1, k4
row4 k
row5 k2, * in1, k3, *rep to end
row6 k
row7 k2, * in1, k3, *rep to end
row8 k
row9 k2, * in1, k2, *rep to end, k last 3
row10-21 k2, p2 to end **
row22 k2, *k2 tog, k5, *rep to end, k last 4
row23 k
row24 k2, *k2tog, k5, *rep to end, k last 3
row25 k
row26 k2, *k2tog, k5, *k last 4
row27 k
row28 k2, *k2tog, k5, rep to end
row29 k
row30 k2, *k2tog, k5, *rep to end
row31 k
row32 k2, *k2tog, k5, *rep to end, k last 2
row33 k
Bind off.
** Your last kp pair will actually be 3 stitches
