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Welcome to this month’s Dishcloth of the Month Club! We’re excited to share three brand-new crochet patterns that are perfect for exploring new stitches and techniques. This month’s designs—Up and Down Stitch Dishcloth, Mosaic Zig Zag Washcloth, and Busy Mama’s Crochet Dishcloth—use Medium/Worsted Weight Yarn and are versatile, practical, and fun to make. Let’s dive into the details and get stitching!
Our guest designer this month is Erin Toews from Juniper & Oakes. Learn more about Erin and her mosaic crochet patterns in this Designer Feature post. You may also be interested in learning her Tip to make Tidier Color Changes in Corner to Corner Crochet. View the C2C Tip here.
All of these dishcloth patterns will be available for free on our blogs and for CAL participants, a free premium PDF copy will be available for a limited time (24-hours) from our publish dates.
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Dishcloth of the Month Club: 3 New Patterns to Crochet
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These three new patterns are perfect additions to your collection of handmade kitchen essentials. Whether you’re looking for a quick crochet project or want to experiment with creative stitch combinations, this month’s Dishcloth of the Month Club has you covered. Grab your yarn and hooks, and let’s get started on these beautiful and functional dishcloths!
🎉 New Dishcloth Patterns Alert! Crochet these 3 free designs: Up and Down Stitch, Mosaic Zig Zag, and Busy Mama’s Dishcloth. Details on the blog now! 🧶
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