These scrubbies are made using the thermal stitch and I love the results it makes. These dish scrubbies were made using the thermal stitch. There are two versions of the scrubbies. There is one pattern with a bumpy texture on one side and I did one with a bumpy texture on both sides. IF you are new to the thermal stitch, the blog post does link to a YouTube tutorial on how to do this 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.)!
This Simple V-Stitch Shawl is easy to make; taking just under a week to make the shawl shown. Done in a light worsted weight yarn it is easily adaptable to any hook or yarn type. The sample shown is done in Red Heart's Soft Baby Steps, Puppy Print making it colorful, light weight yet warm without being bulky or heavy. A picot edging gives the Simple V-Stitch Shawl a lacy, finished look. Make one for yourself or to give as a gift! This pattern will quickly become your "go-to" shawl pattern.
This Waffle Stitch Market tote is perfect for toting around your most recent WIPS! I personally like to use it to bring to the beach or pool. It's perfect for holding sunscreen, sun glasses, and other essentials you may need for a day out in the sun! This bag is made with cotton yarn so it is nice and sturdy and also very easy to maintain and keep clean! What color will you be making yours?
Looking for your go to dishcloth crochet pattern that is fun to make and perfect for gift giving (not to mention great for dish washing?) Look no further. Meet the Seed Stitch Dish Cloth. Worked corner to corner with sc rows of edging, it is reminiscent of the popular knit dishcloth. I see myself making many of these to gift to others. It is such a fun project to crochet and they make up really quickly. It is easy to memorize the “increase” portion and then the “decrease” portion of the pattern. I hope you enjoy it as well.
The cute and adorable crochet berry stitch makes an absolutely delicious crochet texture! Whether you're making a crochet dishcloth, a spa washcloth set, or just making practice swatches to learn a new stitch, you'll love this gorgeous crochet washcloth pattern. This crochet washcloth pattern includes a full photo tutorial for the berry stitch, AND the pattern you can use to make the crochet spa washcloth. If you use the same yarn as in the sample, you can get two washcloths from the same ball with just a few yards to spare! Perfect for a relaxing project.
This dishcloth is made using the Feather Stitch. It was one of those instances when my swatch turned into a project because once I started making this stitch, it was really hard to stop! The stitch is very dense so the fabric it builds is very thick and sturdy and is perfect for making dishcloths. This tested pattern contains: Complete list of materials If you decide to share your projects on social media, I would love to see them! Please tag your posts with: @knitterknotter #knitterknotter #madewithknitterknotter Written Instructions Video tutorials (left and right handed) for the Feather Stitch
Brightly colored yarn makes this Seed Stitch Summer Purse perfect for the sunny days of summer. The seed stitch is used to complete this free crochet purse pattern, which gives it a pretty, scalloped look. It measures about 8 inches long, 3 inches wide, and 5 inches tall, so it's just the right size for young girls to carry with them to the beach, the mall, or out for ice cream. Crochet purses do not get much cuter than this!
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 crochet pattern for the beginner linen stitch coaster works up quickly and it is a wonderful way to practice. If you are new to crochet, then this simple pattern is for you. This crochet pattern is chocked full of crochet tutorials to help you master this project. There are video tutorials for crochet stitches, crocheting over yarn ends, color charts, as well as, some photo tutorials. Further, there are other crochet project ideas using this crochet stitch. Today, I used yarns that had a bit more earth tones in them. This pattern will lend itself well to both a solid color or variegated yarn. The coasters have been made with just one color of yarn, as well, as altering a few of the rows of color to change up the look. When crocheting coaster, I find that cotton yarn works the best. It is sturdy and washes up well too.
