Pano de Rosto em Renda Puff (Tricô)

The puff stitches make the texture way more interesting than a plain washcloth, and the knit pattern actually holds soapy water nicely when I lather up. I’ve used it a few times already and the slip stitch edges haven’t frayed or stretched out of shape.

The ripple and puff stitches give this cloth a lovely, textured scrub that’s gentle on my face but still feels like it’s actually cleaning. It’s holding up nicely after a few machine washes, and the slip-stitch edges haven’t curled at all.

The puffs of reverse stockinette stitch feel surprisingly plush against the skin, and the eyelets let water drain so it dries fast between uses. I cast on the edge without issue even as a beginner and already made a second one for the guest bath.