There are lots of crochet patterns for washcloth/dishcloths. My favorites are ones that whip up quickly, can be made on a road trip without a lot of concentration and are thick and strong. I got lucky (hence the name... plus St. Patrick's Day is on my mind lately) and these turned out to fit all of those things. The ridges are easy to create, add some thickness and help scrub. The ... [ Read More ]
Weekly Wash #7: Twisted Scrubbie
Crocheted poufs are one of those things that I really like the finished project, but making them takes WAY longer than I want to spend on something I am going to use to wash the dishes or arm pits. Some even take an enormous amount of yarn and can be tricky to make. After trying a few things, I created this "Twisted Scrubbie" that takes less than an hour and is easy enough for beginners. ... [ Read More ]
Free Pattern: Made With Love Beanie
In January, while grabbing some supplies at Hobby Lobby, I received a text message from a friend that just said "Congratulations"... why? what? I couldn't imagine what it was about. My blog made the top 100 blogs on AllFreeCrochet.com for 2019! THANK YOU for supporting me in all of my craziness! To celebrate I have designed a new beanie pattern (since a beanie pattern of mine is what earned ... [ Read More ]
Weekly Wash #6: Beary Sweet Hanging Towel
Last year for Valentine's Day I designed a "Beary Sweet Pouch". I have always thought it would be cute as a hanging hand towel too. I definitely need some color in my life lately as the winter blahs are setting in. Northern Utah is either frozen and covered in snow or mucky mud...it changes daily. Each week this year I am posting a free cloth pattern. I had planned to post them each ... [ Read More ]
Wednesday Wash #5: White Board Cleaners
I kind of have an addiction to white boards (dry erase boards). I have several throughout the house, including a couple really big ones. After trying a bunch of different erasers and cleaning them often, my husband suggested using an old rag like he uses on his in the garage (yep, even he has one in the garage!). A cloth works great, but where do you store it when you aren't using it? At the ... [ Read More ]
T Shirt Tuesday #2: Lucy is 2 and too cute
Our cutie patootie granddaughter, Lucy, turned two this month and I wanted to make her a few things for her birthday. There were so many cute iron ons, but several used lots of layers and, to be honest, I am still a newbie. I wanted something that would definitely turn out and wash well. Since she is two I thought "2 cute" would be fun. I grabbed some glitter iron ons that would match some ... [ Read More ]
Wednesday Wash #4: Penguin Hanging Towel
Penguins are one of my favorites and I thought they would make a cute hanging towel. Winter in Utah can get pretty blah in January so I wanted to make my penguin a little more colorful. Of course he would be cute in traditional black as well. He has a strap at the back to hook around an oven handle. Slip the button through his scarf section to the front. This pattern completes ... [ Read More ]
Wednesday Wash #3: Chill Buddy
This week's "wash" project has an extra purpose. Yes, it can be a scrubbie or soap saver, but the main reason behind it is to hold a round cold pack. In December our youngest son got the flu really bad and was down for almost two weeks. Several of those days were spent with a high fever so we kept rotating between some small ones we had. He doesn't like them right next to his skin so we usually ... [ Read More ]
Free pattern: Nancy's Slippers
A nice pair of squishy soft slippers is probably my favorite thing. I have a couple of pairs friends have made me and I keep them in my nightstand, by my work station and in our trailer. I love making them for gifts and it makes me happy to see my parents wearing their slippers. Last year I made my mom, Nancy, a pair of multi colored slippers. She said they were the best pair I have made her. ... [ Read More ]
Wednesday Wash #2: January Scrubbie
This year I am posting a new pattern for a cloth of some kind each week. People have seemed to enjoy our first one of the year, "January Washcloth". This week's scrubbie is very similar, but made with 2 strands held together and a J hook. One end is left open so your hand can slide inside to make scrubbing easier. This pattern is part of a 4 piece set for the month. I hope you enjoy all ... [ Read More ]
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