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I like dish cloths that are thick and won’t fall apart from some good scrubbing. This past week I was playing around with stitch combos for a hooded scarf trim (I wanted something kind of thick for the edge) and created a twisted hdc. I am not saying I invented a new stitch since every…
I got a little tired of making square cloths so I decided to make one with lots of layers. This spirals around and is fun and easy to make. Wavy Layers Scrubbie Materials Yarn: 100% cotton Crochet Hook: I (5.5mm) Misc: yarn needle for securing ends. Directions 1. With an I hook and yarn, start…
Smaller cloths like these really come in handy, especially with a dense weave. They hold together and are the right size for cleaning the kitchen, but soft enough for little baby toes too. Little Toughies Wash Cloth Materials Yarn: 100% cotton Hooks: H Misc: yarn needle for securing ends. Size: 6″ square Directions With H…
I love matching sets for gifts so I made a wash cloth to match the new “Surf Hanging Towel“. This is a quick and easy cloth, taking less than 45 minutes to make. Surf Wash Cloth Materials Yarn: Worsted weight cotton in 2-3 colors Main color = color A Contrasting color = color B Crochet…
My first hanging towel pattern was super popular and I have had lots of requests for another. This one has waves to celebrate an incredible summer. It is longer, making a really nice size towel. Leave off the topper for a 12″ square or make the matching “Surf Wash Cloth” for a nice gift set….
This week’s cloth is based on a stitch tutorial, “Picot Single Crochet and Granule Stitch” by Moogly. I wanted to give this stitch a try and thought it would make a great scrubbie of the week. I made two sizes. For the dish cloth I added rows of hdc between borders of the picot stitch…