Elle's Easy Seed Stitch Cloth
This is a great one to practice your tension. It is an easy pattern, double-sided and lies nice and flat.
Cast on as many stitches as you want in multiple of 2
Knit 4 rows and then proceed with 2 row pattern:
Cast on as many stitches as you want in multiple of 2
Knit 4 rows and then proceed with 2 row pattern:
Row 1: *K1, p1; rep from * across.
Row 2: *P1, k1; rep from * across.
Row 2: *P1, k1; rep from * across.
Repeat above 2 rows until cloth is desired length. Finish with knitting 4 rows. c/o.
I like to edge with a hdc around and doing 3 hdc's in the corner.
I like to edge with a hdc around and doing 3 hdc's in the corner.
Elle's Easy 4 Row Washcloth
This is one of my favorite knit washcloths as it is an easy pattern, double-sided and lies nice and flat.
Cast on 33 stitches
Knit 4 rows and then proceed with 4 row pattern:
Cast on 33 stitches
Knit 4 rows and then proceed with 4 row pattern:
Row 1 & 3) Knit
Row 2 Knit 3* slip 1, knit 1* across, Knit last two stitches
Row 4) Knit 4 * slip 1, Knit 1* across, Knit last three stitches
Row 2 Knit 3* slip 1, knit 1* across, Knit last two stitches
Row 4) Knit 4 * slip 1, Knit 1* across, Knit last three stitches
Keto Chocolate Coconut Peanut Fat Bombs
You have heard of "Energy Balls" well, this is the same but without the granola and carbs! I have loved coconut for years (Monolaurin is the reason we don't get sick!) and these Fat Bombs are amazing. The coconut gives you a clear mind, energy and fills you up so you aren't as likely to snack!
You
can adjust the quantity to make as many as you want. I do the
ratio of roughly ½ the coconut oil to peanut butter. If you want, you can do
equal quantities of coconut oil and peanut butter but they will be more messy
to pour into the tin. Note: If you live somewhere cooler than Arizona, you may need to microwave the peanut butter and coconut oil to soften lol!
1/4
C Peanut butter
1/8
C Coconut oil
Sweetener
to taste (I use stevia)
1
Tbsp Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
Combine
all ingredients and stir. Put into a greased cookie mold and freeze till solid.
If you eat one of these after a meal, it will help to fill you up and tide you
over to your next meal as well as burn fat and give you energy. Coconut/Lauric Acid is so healthy and this is an amazing way
to get it!
They are also a healthy way to satisfy your sweet tooth after dinner! Easy,
delicious and nutritious - these are the bomb!
Tracker
This is a spreadsheet I put together for you. Whether you are Keto, Paleo, Atkins or just wanting to track your Macronutrients or Sodium, Water or Sleep this Tracker should help you. Some columns populate the chart and the rest color code automatically. There are 3 tabs at the bottom
1. Instructions
2. Data (you need to fill out as per #1 Instructions)
3. Chart. (populates automatically off of the #2 Data)
Download from here to your computer by clicking in the bottom right corner (when you hover your mouse over it says "view full-size worksheet) and then click on 'download' to save to your computer.
Hopefully you find this helpful!
1. Instructions
2. Data (you need to fill out as per #1 Instructions)
3. Chart. (populates automatically off of the #2 Data)
Download from here to your computer by clicking in the bottom right corner (when you hover your mouse over it says "view full-size worksheet) and then click on 'download' to save to your computer.
Hopefully you find this helpful!
Lattice Crochet Dishcloth
I will get a picture of this up soon!
This is a very quick and easy crochet cloth. I like the pattern and that it is double sided.
Chain 24 Stitches
Row 1: sc in 3rd stitch from hook (ch1, skip next ch, sc in next ch) across. Turn
Row 2: Ch2, hdc in 1st ch sp (ch1, skip next sc, hdc in next ch sp) across. Turn
Row 3: Ch1, sc in 1st ch sp (ch1, skip next hdc, sc in next ch sp) repeat to end Turn
Repeat rows 2 & 3 until desired length
Border
ch1, turn sc in same sp as ch, ch 2, sc in same corner space. Sc evenly around edge of washcloth, working (sc in corner space, ch2, sc in same space) at each corner
Join with sl st in 1st st. Finish off.
Crochet Washcloth
This is a very quick and easy crochet cloth. I like the pattern and that it is double sided.
Chain 24 Stitches
Row 1: In 2nd chain from hook, (sc, ch 1, sc), *skip ch, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next chain stitch*, repeat from * to * across the row. Turn. (Do not chain 1)
Row 2: (Sc, ch 1, sc) in each ch 1 space across the row. Turn. (Do not ch 1)
Repeat row 2 of this pattern until your washcloth reaches 9″ inches long, or until the desired size. Once your washcloth is the size that you’d like, you can make a border of single crochet stitches around the entire piece. Tie off and weave in the ends!
Chain 24 Stitches
Row 1: In 2nd chain from hook, (sc, ch 1, sc), *skip ch, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next chain stitch*, repeat from * to * across the row. Turn. (Do not chain 1)
Row 2: (Sc, ch 1, sc) in each ch 1 space across the row. Turn. (Do not ch 1)
Repeat row 2 of this pattern until your washcloth reaches 9″ inches long, or until the desired size. Once your washcloth is the size that you’d like, you can make a border of single crochet stitches around the entire piece. Tie off and weave in the ends!
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