Part of the Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern - Kitchen Crochet Edition! Every Thursday learn a new stitch pattern and make a small project with us! This is the 37th Dishcloth in the Series! Have fun making this quick project by following the photo tutorial included in the pattern post. Use up some of yarn stashed yarn to make dishcloths as gifts. Try changing colors every 2 rows instead - or even make this in one solid color.
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Victoria Dishcloth
Difficulty Level EASY Stitch Multiple Chain a multiple of 3 stitches Finished Size 6 inches by 6 inches 9 inches and 12 inches are available at the end of the post Gauge approximately 16 sts per 4 inches and 2.17 rows per 4 inches Victoria Dishcloth is part of the Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern Thursday Tutorials. Full photo tutorial has been included to assist you with learning this new stitch and to help you create a simple dishcloth project. This lacy stitch will look lovely as a shawl or a wrap too - the stitch pattern multiple has been included to allow you to create a project of your choice.
Orange Explosion Dishcloth
Includes instructions for 6", 9" and 12" square. Photo tutorial also included. The Orange Explosion Dishcloth is the 32nd dishcloth in the Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern, Kitchen Edition. 4 sizes have been included; along with the stitch multiple to allow you to resize this to any size project. This stitch pattern is easy enough for a determined beginner and uses only ch, sc and dc stitches (U.S. Crochet Terms). This close scallop stitch, aka as a fan stitch is perfect for baby blankets and baby items as it has a soft and pretty texture without open gaps between the sets of scallops.
Textured Front Post Dishcloth
I make this textured front post dishcloth often as a gift for my friends and for use in my own kitchen and bathroom. I like that the texture gives character to the appearance of the dishcloth in addition to a bit of scrubbing/ exfoliating action. This design would look great with any ombre or solid color cotton yarn. Materials: Lily Cotton Sugar n Cream, Key Lime Pie Ombre Crochet Stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, front post double crochet Time to create: 30-45 minutes
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.
Bright Stripes Dishcloth
Liven up your kitchen with a Bright Stripes Dishcloth. Why buy expensive, trendy dishcloths when you can crochet your own? This cool pattern is a prime example of how you can crochet a dishcloth that looks just as cute as kitchen linens in stores. Use this crochet dishcloth pattern to use make as many dishcloths as you need! After all, they tend to go fast with all the messes that happen in the kitchen. You'll love the clean, colorful look of this free crochet dishcloth pattern.
