Love this. I started it last night. My edges look horrid. That is what I get for only knitting for the last three years. Good thing I have plenty of cotton laying around. I'll be making these for gifts to be sure.
myridian - finish that sweater and we'll work on it!
jamie - oh like you didn't already know i was like this, haha!
iac - make one! make one!
photogmichelle - knit edges do tend to be a little less "finished" looking, i think. i cant remember what that knit pattern says to do at the edges, but maybe if you slip all the first stitches on each row, and knit all the last stiches on each row. that usually leaves you with nicer edges. ooooor, you could learn to crochet! ;-)
hey Pat! good to see you around again! you wouldnt by any chance have any experience in the yarn world, would ya??
trismm - i'm always willing to give some crochet tips and helps any day i'm there! :)
LOVE it. I've been trying to fashion one of these myself, both knit and crochet...because I hate hate hate to keeping buying the blasted things! Bless you - I think this is gonna work! Yeaaaayyyy! And there was much rejoicing.
This is GREAT! My 6 year old son loves to take my swiffer and do the floors (whether they need it or not). I have been just putting paper towels on the bottom as the refills get expensive! This will be great just to toss these in the wash or even just to give them a soak in the sink! THANK YOU!THANK YOU!THANK YOU!
Hey, thanks for sharing. I'm going to be making one of these up for my mum. Have you used it yet? How long do they last? Does it do what you thought it would? (pick up the big stuff) ((hugs))
I LOVE this idea. I can't wait to try it so I can use it after I use up all the refills I've "stashed." :-D
I hope you don't mind if I convert the center rows to sc. I don't like the idea of all my dirt ruining my Swiffer base. (I'm cheap on my fixed income).
Since the cotton stretches or "gives" so well, I'm hoping that I can turn it around to use the other side.
I love the pattern. I have the ready mop and not the swiffer. I haven't used it in over a year because the refills are so expensive but now I can start using it again. I will let you know if it fits the ready mop(I am sure it will). THANK YOU for giving life back to my Ready Mop!!!
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This is fabulous. I so want to make one, but (mild expletive) I don't crochet! :-/
bring your cotton on saturday...i've got a class shaping up, haha!
also, there IS a knit version out there...
you're freaking me out.
hahaha! love jamie's comment.
seriously. this is the coolest thing ever.
Love this. I started it last night. My edges look horrid. That is what I get for only knitting for the last three years. Good thing I have plenty of cotton laying around. I'll be making these for gifts to be sure.
Hey there.. It's been awhile!!! What a great idea for the swifer... Very cool...
PatMan
I missed the class. I hope you give another for us poor gals that can't make it on Saturday.
myridian - finish that sweater and we'll work on it!
jamie - oh like you didn't already know i was like this, haha!
iac - make one! make one!
photogmichelle - knit edges do tend to be a little less "finished" looking, i think. i cant remember what that knit pattern says to do at the edges, but maybe if you slip all the first stitches on each row, and knit all the last stiches on each row. that usually leaves you with nicer edges. ooooor, you could learn to crochet! ;-)
hey Pat! good to see you around again! you wouldnt by any chance have any experience in the yarn world, would ya??
trismm - i'm always willing to give some crochet tips and helps any day i'm there! :)
Crack me up! But seriously... I had to make one... right away. It only took about 30 minutes. Already love it! very cool!
so glad you were able to whip one up, letha! it makes cleaning at least slightly more fun. :)
What a neat idea!
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LOVE it. I've been trying to fashion one of these myself, both knit and crochet...because I hate hate hate to keeping buying the blasted things! Bless you - I think this is gonna work! Yeaaaayyyy! And there was much rejoicing.
This is GREAT!
My 6 year old son loves to take my swiffer and do the floors (whether they need it or not). I have been just putting paper towels on the bottom as the refills get expensive! This will be great just to toss these in the wash or even just to give them a soak in the sink!
THANK YOU!THANK YOU!THANK YOU!
I did it! Yay!
thanks for the awesome pattern. you rock, sista!
Hey, thanks for sharing. I'm going to be making one of these up for my mum. Have you used it yet? How long do they last? Does it do what you thought it would? (pick up the big stuff)
((hugs))
Thank you so much, this will help me and my pets.
I LOVE this idea. I can't wait to try it so I can use it after I use up all the refills I've "stashed." :-D
I hope you don't mind if I convert the center rows to sc. I don't like the idea of all my dirt ruining my Swiffer base. (I'm cheap on my fixed income).
Since the cotton stretches or "gives" so well, I'm hoping that I can turn it around to use the other side.
Great design!!
I am going to make one or two of these!! I HATE buying the refills. They are so expensive and with four cats I use it often. Thanks!
Brilliant! I love this! I am going to send it to my mom.
Thank you so much...
Laurie in TX
Thanks for the pattern! I just made one and used it. It fit perfectly and worked great!!
I love the pattern. I have the ready mop and not the swiffer. I haven't used it in over a year because the refills are so expensive but now I can start using it again. I will let you know if it fits the ready mop(I am sure it will). THANK YOU for giving life back to my Ready Mop!!!
It fits on the ready mop. I actually did hdc around the edges.
Thanks again for the wonderful pattern!!!
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