These Multi-Use Kitchen Cloths can be used for just about anything. Use them as dishcloths, trivets or even coasters. Each of the crochet patterns provide a different stitch for edging options. The color combinations are gorgeous, but of course you can choose any colors you wish.
Use this free crochet pattern to make cute little dishcloths in the shape of flowers. Not only can you wash your dishes with these, but you can have them out as home decor too.
This free crochet coaster pattern is a great project to make adorable heart-shaped decorations for Valentine's Day or just to have around the house!
From the blogger: "These cute heart-shaped coasters are super quick and easy to make, they are made in only 6 rounds! The pattern gives a step-by-step guide with photos, so it's perfect for beginners. This is a great project for using up your scrap cotton aran/worsted weight yarns. They only use around 10g each (that's less than 20 yds). These would make great table fillers for craft stalls, or perfect last minute gifts!
The bright and cheerful effect really shines through this Cheerfully Simple Dishcloth as it uses three fun crochet colors. You can also work this up using just one color, but using multiple gives it that fun textured look. Crocheted dishcloths like this can be made in sets or kept as single dishcloths. If you're talented enough, you might even be able to transform this pattern into an area rug. Single crochet is used throughout the design allowing you to work it up quickly.
This crochet kitchen scrubby is designed to have the same look and feel as your kitchen sponge, but is 100% cotton and reusable. They are made using a combination of 100% cotton yarn and Red Heart Scrubby yarn and they are super easy to make! The whole thing can be completed in under an hour. With all the cotton and scrubby yarn out there, the color combination possibilities are endless! These make a great gift or just a practical project for yourself to use at home!
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
V Stitch Waffle Pot Holders - Free Pattern. These V Stitch Waffle Pot Holders are a beautiful addition to your kitchen. The thick texture of this stitch will protect your hands when moving hot pots from one place to another. They make beautiful gift sets paired with utensils or spice mixes. Use your scrap yarn leftovers from bigger projects to make a beautiful set of potholders and gift them to your friends. I used the v stitch waffle pattern to create these pot holders
Learn how simple Tunisian crochet can be with this pattern and tutorial for Tunisian Crochet Dishcloths. Once you get past the first few rows, you will be moving along effortlessly. It kind of feels a bit like you are knitting because of adding the loops onto the crochet hook, yet at the same time, you are only using one crochet hook to achieve these results. The stitch is a close weave and is great for dishcloths, spa washcloths, pot holders, pillows, cowls, baby washcloth, and much more.
This Kitchen Towel Holder is an Easy and quick project. This is a perfect project to make as a last minute gift any time of the year. Make this in under 20 minutes! Create seasonal ones and find matching towels to sell at craft shows. This is also a great stash busting pattern for all those leftover balls of yarn from other projects. Once you make one you'll want to make more. Make them to match your kitchen theme!
