Can anyone convert this dishcloth crochet pattern to knitting for me ?

[rileynexttime]

I have absolutely NO idea if that's a big ask or even feasible ,but I suspect you lot will know .

Thank you .

Why don't you google for a knitted dishcloth pattern?

That style is easy to make in crochet and really difficult in knitting.

I'd look for a knitted dishcloth pattern.

That style is easy to make in crochet and really difficult in knitting.

ah ,ok ,I didn't realise that .

@KnickerlessParsons I've spent far too long looking at patterns😄.
I just liked the look of that one ,but no worries there are loads to c hoose from !

You could always have a go at crocheting it. Loads of good tutorial videos on YouTube, the only thing to watch for is whether the pattern is written in US or UK terminology, and then make sure you look for videos for the right terminology.

If you can get the knack of crochet that’s a very easy thing to make. Beginner level once you’ve got the hang of how to make the stitches/chains.

You could play with variations of this

https://www.dontbesuchasquare.com/yarn-over-garter-stitch/

@Twosticksandstring thank you SO much ,that looks perfect .

I'm really grateful that you took the time to find and post that link ,it's just what I need .

Thank you again .

Do love a bistitchual puzzle so had a little play and made a little swatch with DK cotton and 5mm needles. (larger needles than I'd use ordinarily hence the openness of the fabric)
Think it's somewhere (?) close to the original picture. An easy 2 row repeat.

Cast on any multiple of 3 stitches

After any border is worked...

Row1 Knit 3, yarn over, knit 2 together repeat in bold until last 2 stitches, knit 2.
Row 2 knit all stitches

Repeat these 2 rows until desired length.

Work any border wanted.

Cast off.

Looks good, @Twosticksandstring