Festive Crochet – Christmas Tree Inspired Washcloth

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Christmas Tree Inspired Washcloth - Creative Crochet Workshop Guest Post

Christmas Tree Inspired Washcloth

A quick and pretty washcloth to make for the holidays!
Whip up a few to give as gifts.

Christmas Tree Inspired Washcloth - Creative Crochet Workshop Guest Post 2

CHRISTMAS TREE INSPIRED WASHCLOTH

Skill Level:

Easy

Materials:

  • Cotton Worsted Weight Yarn (Like REDHEART Crème de la Crème Solids / LION BRAND 24/7 Cotton/ BERNAT Handicrafter Cotton)
  • Approx 50 – 70 grams of Green
  • Hooks 5, 00 mm
  • Yarn Needle

Abbreviations:

SC – single crochet

DC – double crochet
Gauge: 19.0 sts = 4 inches

Finished Size:

Approx 9 x 9 inches when blocked

 

Instructions:

With green yarn CH 43

ROW 1 (Right Side): Work 1 SC into 7th CH from hook; *CH 3; SKIP next 2 CH; work 1 SC into next CH.
Repeat from * until end; TURN (13 x 3 CH spaces)

ROW 2: CH 3; leaving the loop of each next 3 DC on hook – work 3 DC into next 3 CH space; yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook (CLUSTER formed);
*CH 3, work 1 SC into next 3 CH space; CH 3; work 1 CLUSTER into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * until end; working 1 DC into 4th of starting 6 CH; TURN (7 CLUSTERS)

ROW 3: CH 4; work 1 SC into first 3 CH space;
*CH 3, work 1 SC into next 3 CH space;
*CH 3, work 1 SC into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * until end, ending with a CH 3 and 1 SC into 3rd of 3 CH; TURN

ROW 4: CH 3; work 1 SC into first 3 CH space;
*CH 3; work 1 CLUSTER into next 3 CH space; CH 3; work 1 SC into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * until end; working 1 DC into 3rd of 4 CH; TURN (6 CLUSTERS)

ROW 5: CH 4: work 1 SC into next 3 Ch space;
*CH 3; work 1 SC into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * until end, ending with CH 3; work 1 SC into 3rd of 3 CH; TURN (13 x 3 CH spaces)

ROW 6: CH 3: work 1 CLUSTER into next 3 CH;
*CH 3; work 1 SC into next 3 CH space; work 1 CLUSTER into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * until end, working 1 DC into 4th of 4 CH; TURN (7 CLUSTERS)

ROWS 3-6 form the pattern. Repeat until washcloth measures 9 inches. Fasten off and weave in ends.

BORDER:

Starting in any 3 CH space – work as follows:
*CH 3; work 2 DC into same 3 CH space; SL ST into next 3 CH space.
Repeat from * all around. Note this is worked into every 3 CH space on top/bottom and the two sides.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

Happy Hooking 🙂


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On behalf of the Oombawka Design readers, and myself, I would like to Thank Joanita for sharing this quick, easy and festive crochet project!

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2 Comments

  1. Hi KC 🙂 I’m pretty sure Joanita means we are working a dc3tog in the ch3sp as a cluster stitch. So we would Ch 3, *yarn over the hook, insert the hook into the ch3sp, yarn over and pull through 2 loops on your hook** Rep 2 more times into the same ch3sp and then yarn over and pull through all the loops on your hook to complete the dc3tog cluster stitch. Hope this helps! Rhondda

  2. Hi, can you tell me how to start row 2? I am not sure how to leave the loop of each next 3DC on hook. xo