This chapter is part of our Fearless Knitter Video Class. Click here to learn more.
Shopping For Your Materials
You can find Sugar ‘n Cream cotton yarn at any craft store and possibly your supermarket or Wal-Mart. Your local yarn store may also carry it.
It runs between $1.87 and $2.50 per ball, which is great, because these dishcloths make lovely gifts, especially wrapped up with some pretty soap. 
Here's a quick yarn lesson - the weight, or thickness, of this yarn is called "worsted.”
It's the next step down in thickness from the aran-weight yarns that we were looking at earlier.
The needle size that matches it is a US size 7 (4.5 mm), so pick up a pair of those as well while you're at the store.
Worsted-weight yarn is the most common thickness of yarn used, so you'll be using your size 7 needles on many, many projects to come.
If you'd like to make a little loop on one corner of your dishcloth to hang it up in the kitchen, also grab a crochet hook in size G (4.25 mm).
Don't worry - even if you don't know how to crochet, I have a video that will show you how to make the loop. So let's get started!
Good luck finding the middle of your ball of yarn on this one - I usually have to "pull from the outside” on these yarns. It's worth a try, though. ;)
Follow along with your pattern and these videos as we make the dishcloth together.
