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Free crochet patterns to make hanging hand towels, towels, dish cloths, wash cloths, scrubbies and similar items. I try to release one per week.
A great washcloth/dishcloth in my opinion is easy to make and thick enough to do the job. When I made my Daisy Hanging Towel I realized the towel part would make excellent cloths too! I have included a variety of sizes from a 6″ to an almost 12″ cloth because I have found some people…
Each year I do a few dishcloth swaps with amazing people I have met online. It is one of the funnest parts of my year to receive all of the cloths from across the United States and seeing what they created. As part of these swaps I design a special cloth for the event. This…
Spring starts this weekend and I have already started my spring cleaning…planning HAHAHA. This scrubby will be great for getting the house and even the car squeaky clean. Let Us Scrub Pattern The crochet pattern for this dishcloth is available for free below. A downloadable, ad-free pattern that includes the instructions and all pictures is…
We’ve all had that moment when we needed something right then but had very little time to make or buy it. Often, while traveling with our trailer, I run out of washcloths to use. I try to keep lots of cotton yarn with me so it is good to have a simple pattern to whip…
I’ve always made washcloths 6-8″ so when I was given a few little mini cloths I thought “those are cute…. what do I do with them?”. Well, I ended up using them for a TON of things. These little 4.5″ cloths are great for removing make up, dishes, little piggies, even coasters. I found so…
Over the past 15 years I have met the most amazing people and I love seeing the things they create from my patterns, especially when they make them for their kids. Tammi and Jonathan Pereira are a mom and son I have met through my shop and I consider them personal friends. I first met…