Olive Oil Drip Catcher
Keep your olive oil from running down the sides of the bottle and making an oily mess on your countertop and hands. This drip catcher is like a short sock with the ribbed cuff folded down to add an extra layer of absorbency. The decorative ruffle edge also helps keep the bottle cleaner.
Finished size: about 1 ¼ inches tall (folded) and 4 inches in circumference.
Materials: Yarn: Fingering weight, superwash. Shown here: Knit Picks Stroll in Peapod (75% superwash wool, 25% nylon; 231 yards): about 14 yards.
Needles: US 2 (2.75 mm) set of 4-5 double point (dpn)
Notions: Stitch marker, tapestry needle.
Click here to download a copy of the Olive Oil Drip Catcher.
Knitting In Flashes 
I see why this took you so long. The logistics of putting this up must have been difficult. Very nice, and that’s a cute idea – something I could do probably, but then who knows with me. And you are right. The olive oil I buy at Costco is in a dripless bottle that drips all over the place.
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how about as a drip catcher for a teapot?
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I found one on Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tea-spout-drip-catcher
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Go to UlrichCottageDesigns on Etsy….she makes awesome ones for teapots and wine bottles
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What can I say. I love your copyright notice.
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What a cool idea! 🙂 I will have to make one! Thanks for sharing! I pined this one, I hope that was ok. I did put a link to your blog right with it though….
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I think it’s been pinned before. Thanks for the comment! I appreciate the exposure!
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What a great idea! And as someone else said, a great idea, too, for a tea pot!!! Thank you for sharing, and your copyright notice is awesome (and will be obeyed)!
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I love that in your photo that it says ‘dripless’! 🙂
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And it’s not!
Thanks for the comment.
Sent from my iPad
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