Wildflower Dish Scrubby

Give Red Heart's Scrubby Yarn a try with this kitchen-friendly variation on the Neverending Wildflower. The yarn's fun texture makes meal cleanup a breeze, and the polyester dries fast, too!

A great, easy dishcloth pattern using a simple stitch!

I've been playing with the Wattle stitch lately. The stitch is very easy and repetitive, but still has a unique and elegant look, to me, it looks like little flowers. I like taking interesting stitches and turn them into a corner to corner version. The C2C method is one of my favorite methods to work when I'm making blankets or dishcloths, it's very flexible, it allows you to decide the finished size of your work as you go. For this tutorial, I made a washcloth pattern, but you can make whatever you want with this technique (like blankets for ex.)!

When the time comes around to give gifts to teachers, it can sometimes be overwhelming to pick something that is both personal and easy enough to make several of for multiple people. This Back-To-School Crochet Dishcloth and Scrubbie gift set helps you thank those special teachers for a job well done. The matching dishcloth accentuates Lion Brand's apple scrubbie perfectly, and it's an adorable token of appreciation. Not only will you be giving a school-themed gift, but you will also be providing that teacher with something super useful! You can never have too many crochet kitchen supplies, and this pattern is easy to make.

This adorable addition to your kitchen home decor works up quickly and easily with scrap amounts of yarn. Made with a “hidden” 3” ring which is crocheted on to back panel to allow the towel to be removable for easy washing. Made with beginner-friendly stitches - single crochet stitches throughout. Bunny is worked as two separate panels with ears and hanging tab worked separately. Add safety eyes and nose or embroider to the front face panel before sewing together. So fun - perfect for your spring Easter decor! Approximate finished size: 5” round not including towel, hanging tab and ears.

A lot of people look forward to a cup (or two) of coffee every morning. Well, you will be even more excited to get your morning caffeine fix when you work up these Crazy Cute Coffee Coasters. Give your warm coffee mug a cozy rest on these easy crochet coasters. When you are feeling sleepy and low on energy, these adorable coasters will quickly brighten your day. Choose your favorite colors and keep them on hand in your kitchen or make a set to present as a hostess gift. This adorable pattern can even be used as an applique for another project. If you love coffee or have a coffee lover in your life, you can't go wrong.

A crochet towel topper with a hidden ring and fun boho style tassels! This towel topper works up quickly and easily with scrap amounts of yarn. A great project for gifts or to brighten up your own kitchen. Approximate finished size: 8 from bottom edge x 4.5 wide (not including towel) The towel topper is crocheted in two pieces - the hanging tab is crocheted directly onto the plastic 3 ring and then a skirt is crocheted separately and sewn to the hanging tab. The hidden 3 ring allows the towel to become removable for easy washing. A quick and easy project perfect for gifts or craft fairs!

My Mosaic Crochet Mug Rug is a fun and quick project using just chains, single crochet and double crochet and only one color per row! With the holidays around the corner, these make pretty hostess gifts too, just whip up a set in many colors or stick to a two color scheme and put a pretty bow around them.Now if you've never attempted color-work in your crochet, don't worry! This method requires you to work with one color at a time - no changing colors mid-row; and the chart is easy to read and follow!

My Granny's series features one round granny squares. This makes it really great for using up those tiny bits of yarn in your stash. If you don't need a placemat, use it as a larger doily. You'll need 282 yards of worsted weight yarn. As a placemat, I recommend cotton since it's more durable, but as a doily, acrylic works too. I used Lily Sugar n Cream for my placemat. Alternatively, I recommend WeCrochet Dishie (cotton) or Red Heart Super Saver (acrylic). I have included instructions to make a variety of sizes depending on your preference. This placemat took me about 8.25 hours to complete.