This pattern is reminiscent of a pasture of a garden bursting with the colors and life of what is well-tended. This 19” in diameter mandala pattern is easy to make and great for beginners.

This gorgeous washcloth pattern has a beautiful texture made from double crochet and single crochet stitches. This Grana washcloth measures 8″ x 8″ square, but it also includes sizes for 4″, 6″ and 12″ in the pattern instructions.

The Herringbone crochet is a fascinating stitch that creates a lot of texture, making it perfect for a washcloth. The washcloth measures 8 1/2 inches in length and 7 inches in width, but it can be easily adjusted by adding more chains to the beginning row and repeating Row 2 to the desired length.

This Mary's Memory hexagonal motif has a touching backstory to its creation that everyone should look at. Its beautiful color celebrates life and honors the women who have led inspiring lives. There are a variety of charts throughout the pattern to refer to.

Learn how to crochet this gorgeous mandala floor rug that you can place underneath tables or on empty open spaces to fill the room. It uses pretty basic stitches like slip stitch (sl st), double crochet (dc), chain (ch), increase (inc), and a magic ring.

Keep your kitchen joyful by lighting it up with this sunray dishcloth! Such a unique shape for a dishcloth. It's an intermediate pattern that produces a 7.5" diameter cloth.

This washcloth is simple but beautiful. It uses the Even Moss Stitch, which incorporates the chain stitch, Slip Stitch, and Half Double Crochet. For a cleaner finish, use an invisible join at the very end. The size is approximately 8.5″ x 8.5″.

This is an absolute treat as it only uses ONE stitch -- the single crochet stitch! Follow along the video tutorial and you can opt for acrylic yarn for a less absorbent washcloth for scrubbing if that's what you need.

This beginner-friendly pattern uses only basic crochet stitches to create beautiful orbits. It's a level up from granny squares but still doable! Three sizes are included in the pattern, so be sure to have fun and alternate between colors for a variety of dishcloths!