Add a splash of pink to your kitchen by making this So Sweet Crochet Dishcloth Pattern. With a lovely bright pink color scheme, you'll easily find it in your dishcloth collection. Plus, once you discover how beautiful the first one is, you'll want to make more with all of your favorite yarn colors. If you're looking for a quick project to add some Valentine's Day decor around the house, then use this crochet dishcloth as a decorative mat for a vase of roses or a heart-shaped ornament. Either way, this crochet dishcloth will look wonderful when completed. Practice your crochet skills with this free pattern!

This beautiful placemat is made entirely in the round with a perfectly round circle. Video tutorial provided for both the round center as well as the petals. A perfect match to my previous designs - the Sunflower Potholder, Towel Topper and Coaster. A wonderful way to brighten up your kitchen, dining room and home! Make in sunflower colors or in any other colors to match your decor. Any petal colors would look lovely. Would also make a lovely table centerpiece or doily as well.

Not one, but two delicate designs to transform your dish towels! Either trim- picot or scallop- starts with a foundation blanket stitch and a row of single crochet chain. Finally, you finish the towels off with one more row for either pattern. Tie it all together with a touch of twine, and a sprig of something for a perfect way to say "thank you." Also, think about making a stack of them so you always have a gift on hand!

Make this easy Coffee Cup Hot Pad and you'll never be without your morning cup of joe. Hot pads are always a great go-to pattern; you can never have too many. It would also make a great gift for new neighbors or home owners. If coffee is your caffeine of choice, you definitely need to make yourself this Coffee Cup Hot Pad.

Make a Hanging Towel and Matching Dishcloth for your kitchen. Matching decor is what makes your house feel like a warm home. This free crochet dishcloth and towel would make a great gift.

This Beary Sweet Hanging Towel makes a great gift and addition to the kitchen for a pop of color. Materials Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn: 100 yards red, 100 yards pink, 100 yards white Crochet Hooks: H (5mm), I (5.5mm) Notions: Yarn needle, 2 small black buttons for eyes, sewing needle, black thread, white thread, one 3/4” button. Measurements Finished Measurements: Towel - 10” wide x 12” long; With Bear (unfolded) - 19.5” ; With Bear (when hanging/folded) - 15.5-16”” Gauge: not needed for this project.

If you are someone who loves to cook, this crochet potholder pattern will be a great project for you. Even if you hate to cook like me, this will still be something you find interesting. If you know someone who is a great cook and is inseparable from her kitchen, this would make a great gift for her. Last but not the least, if you are a beginner crocheter, making potholders and dish cloths can help you hone your skills and give you a sense of accomplishment. Good things come in small packages!

This dishcloth is worked using the intricate looking crunch stitch. Yet, it is actually super easy to do because it requires only the slip stitch and the half double crochet to create a fabulous texture that is great for scrubbing and washing. Plus, it's extra-large and takes an hour or less to work up! Whip up a bunch for your kitchen, bathroom, or even give them aways as gifts - they make great Christmas presents!

This adorable yet fierce nordic gnome is the perfect kitchen / bbq / man cave accessory! Perfect for the gnome lover! A hidden 3” ring is crocheted to the hanging tab and then sewn inside the helmet so that the towel is removable for easy washing. Works up quickly in scrap amounts of yarn - either acrylic or cotton medium 4 weight yarn. Nose, horns, helmet, helmet band and hanging tab are crocheted separately and then assembled and sewn together at the end. A quick little project that would be a great addition to a craft fair as he is sure to get a lot of attention!