These dishcloth scrubbie designs from SICK were fun to make and I thought useful for all . Netting in layers is used for durability and they stitch out quick. Hope you can still view them from my dim lighting.

Really cute.

Nice work!

Great Job! I am inspired to try. Thanks for the directions. I got the freebie but wasn't sure what to do with it. Now I know.

Thank you so much for sharing and giving directions!!!

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great job i will try these to soon!!!carolyn

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by queenofhearts 01 Apr 2011

I saw your post in projects, very nice.

very useful project

Bellissimi!!!

These look great. Nice work. Thanks for showing these.

How very nice..you are right..such a useful and practical item..great housewarming gift..*

http://www.designsbysick.com/arti...

here are the instructions..copy and paste

I love them. I have done the butterfly and apple and they work nice.

I got the freebie from yesterday - but it didn't have a tutorial with it - so I still can't figure out about the netting and cutting away what material - can you explain the process to us - so those of us - that haven't bought them - can decide - if we want to? ? ? ?

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by rmj8939 31 Mar 2011

They had the instructions on there newsletter and you can read it on the site.

by mommadooks 31 Mar 2011

Hope this helps.

Hoop tear-away stabilizer
adheare dishcloth (they used glue stick)
stitch color #1 outline (should match net)
remove hoop & cut out inside design (not stablizer)
lay 8 to 12 layers net on top
color 2 tack down the net
remove hoop trim outside of design
apply a layer of clear wws and continue on with rest of design.

by shirlener88 31 Mar 2011

Thanks Iva - that does help.

by outback43 31 Mar 2011

thanks for helping with the answer. Sometimes I am slow to check back.

by annsown 31 Mar 2011

on the site are directions with pictures :) http://www.designsbysick.com/arti...

These are so cute. I have made some on dish rags and they make good little scrubbers for your dishes when washing them. *4U

Wow, you certainly were on the job quickly - these designs have only just been released. They have stitched out beautifully. Like the butterfly the best I think. All very nice.

Very Nice Idea.

Very nice

Well done *4u

cute idea

You are really on top of it!! Love them!!

I'm so happy to see that you posted a picture. There has been a discussion going on all afternoon about whether or not to cut away the fabric behind the netting, as they tell you to do in their tutorial. How did you make yours?

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by outback43 31 Mar 2011

I hooped sticky, did the 1st outline, put the dishcloth in place, stitched the next,take hoop from machine and cut out the center of the design. I cut 6-8 pieces of netting like 4x4 and with machine on low taped all layers to help hold in place, I stitched the next outline, take hoop from machine and cut away extra netting on the outside, put hoop back in and finish with your color choices. They are super quick and easy, takes longer to explain than to do it. Good luck and happy stitching, thanks Linda