Crochet washcloths are so fun and quick to make and so useful! I have tons of crochet washcloths that I use in my home on a regular basis! I am so excited to bring you another crochet washcloth pattern, featuring the stitch combo used in my popular Ferguson patterns! The Ferguson Washcloth is easy to make, durable, and perfect for your kitchen or bathroom! A simple, one row repeat creates this lovely, oversized crochet washcloth. Pattern Difficulty: Easy Sizing: 10” x 10” Yarn: 95 yards Dishie Worsted 100% cotton yarn

This cute lacy washcloth is light and airy, to help it dry quickly. Still, it has enough body to it to really help get things clean. I liked using a softer cotton for this, so it's perfect for a face cloth. I think it'd look lovely bundled together with a nice handmade soap in a gift basket! There's a full stitch tutorial included in the pattern, so you'll be able to confidently resize the pattern to whatever size you wish- or adapt it to make something entirely different if you'd rather.

They hold just enough soapy water to wash out my cups and glassware easily without retaining so much that they dont dry quickly. You absolutely must try them. They only take a few minutes each and with about 20 yds of cotton, you can make at least 4.

Have you ever tried Tunisian crochet? If not, you can learn the Tunisian Purl Stitch with this TPS Dishcloth pattern.(dishcloths are perfect to start with because they're a smaller project) This TPS Dishcloth pattern has instructions for both #3 DK weight and #4 worsted weight. No matter what yarn you have in your stash you'll be able to try it! The yarn weight options are written separately; first written with the #3 DK weight and then the #4 worsted weight in parenthesis.

Decorate your home for Fall with these cute crochet pumpkin coasters! So quick and easy to work up and takes only 1, 2 oz ball to make 5 coasters! The coasters measure 4 X 4". Great for your dining room decor! This pattern uses: - 100% cotton (I used Lily Sugar N' Cream) yarn in orange and a small amount of green and brown - Size H hook You will need to know: - Single crochet - Double crochet - Slip stitch

Blessed Three Star Coaster is a great first project to learn Tunisian crochet in the round technique using double ended hook. It works up fast, which makes it a great last minute gift idea and perfect stash-busting option. The best results are achieved by selecting similar colours. The Blessed Three Star Coaster is worked in the round, with FP worked facing RS and RP facing WS. Each round is worked in smaller increments with adding as many lps on the hook as possible (FP), turning the work around and working the lps off to last 3 lps (RP) from the opposite side of the hook. It is crucial to use a stitch marker to mark 1st st of each rnd and move it up with each consecutive rnd. The st count refers to the number of lps per round.

This corner to corner pattern is worked in half double crochets, which allows for less space between each square which makes for a sturdier, more functional washcloth, but you still get the great texture of the corner to corner stitch pattern, and ease in creating the graphic. I used Lily Sugar n Cream and Crafters Secret Cotton for my samples, but Bernat Handicrafter and Paintbox Yarns Aran Cotton are good alternatives. I worked the small one up in just under 1.5 hours, and the large up in 1.75 hours.

A bright and cheerful dishcloth pattern with clusters to create a wonderful texture.

Autumn is my favorite time of year … I just love the sun-filled days, the cool nights, and of course the colorful and crisp leaves! It's the perfect time to work up this Leaf Tunisian Crochet Dishcloth Pattern … although I think leaf decor is beautiful all year long! If you're new to Tunisian crochet or just want a bit of a refresher, the pattern includes a link to the free series Learn Tunisian Crochet in a Week!