Use this A Granny's Square Dishcloth free crochet pattern made of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Naturals. A dishcloth is great to wash your dishes with. Plus, it's a super easy crochet pattern to make and follow, so there is no reason for you not to get started. This is a great beginner crochet pattern for you to really sink your hook into and have some fun with. Also, be sure to check out the awesome crochet video that will tell you all about the best yarns for you to buy for when you're making dishcloths!
Click Here for Crochet Pattern
Colorful Crochet Dishcloths
Wage war on dirty dishes with these Colorful Crochet Dishcloths. These crochet dishcloths are quick and easy to make, and they're excellent weapons in your never-ending battle against food waste and grease. By combining the powers of tulle and cotton yarn, this free dishcloth pattern makes a dishcloth that can absorb and retain soapy water while still having a surface that's great for scrubbing. This pairing keeps the dishcloth from wearing down as easily when the two materials are used separately. Keep that kitchen sink clean with this amazing crochet dishcloth pattern.
Double Thick Scrubby Dishcloth
I whipped up this very quick and easy scrubby dishcloth. If you haven't worked with Scrubby Yarn before, this would make a great first project. This easy dishcloth is crocheted with a larger sized hook (7 mm) and uses only simple stitches. The Double Thick Scrubby Dishcloth is crocheted with 2-strands of Scrubby Yarn held together. I chose to use 2 different colors from my Stash but you could just as easily use 2 strands from one ball of yarn. This scrubby dishcloth took me less than 15 minutes to crochet - so I'm sure you will have it done quickly too!
Double thick and super squishy, its small size makes it particularly good at getting into smaller corners and edges. I personally prefer smaller dishcloths for cleaning, they are just easier for my hands to hold onto! Try this pattern and let me know what you think! Maybe you will decide you prefer small dishcloths too! You can substitute any yarn and hook for this stitch pattern - just remember when you substitute if your gauge is different, the finished size of your project will also be different.
Not Your Grandma's Dishcloth
After so many years of washing dishes, your dishcloths need to be replaced, and what better way to do that than to make your own. Using the double crochet stitch, solids or variegated yarns you can create some fun dishcloths that are Not Your Grandma's Dishcloths. These are easy to crochet, which makes it easy to work up many of them in a short period of time. If you're in need of a last minute gift or bulk gifting, then this dishcloth will do the trick. This dishcloth also makes a great housewarming or hostess gift, too.
Ripple Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
What's about working on a new dishcloth pattern in these holidays? For sure, yes. Create these colorful and super stylish crochet dishcloths with two different colors of yarn in rippled space. While working on this patterned dishcloth, use 100% cotton yarn. So, you can wash and maintain it easily. Give it a square look with a lining border. Additionally, you need an H-size crochet hook to make this rippled crochet dishcloth.
Woven Crochet Dishcloths Pattern
To weave a woven dishcloth working on each stripe separately. To make this striped crochet dishcloth, use cotton yarn in combination colors and schemes. The main reason for choosing cotton yarn is that you can wash and maintain it effortlessly. If you are an initial level crochet crafter, nothing would better than practicing on each strip of this dish napkin. Later, you can sew them together. Use a small F-size crochet hook to make this dishcloth with tight stitches.
