Don’t let your stashed yarn go to waste! Upcycle it into these crochet dishcloth projects that are not only eco-friendly but also a practical addition to any kitchen. Do you find yourself constantly buying new dishcloths? Or maybe you’re concerned…
My Tranquil Washcloth Crochet Pattern can be crocheted in a single color, or in multiple colors. The post stitches create a fun finished texture on one side of your work. This leaves a smooth and soft back to the washcloth….
If you are searching for new crochet projects to make, new techniques to try and a practical use for your crochet skills then you will want to invest in a copy of A Year of Dishcloths by Maggie Weldon. This…
Below I have included an easy pattern for you to make a square scrubby cloth – you can use this as a facecloth or a dishcloth and you can simply use 1 color of Cotton Scrubby if you don’t want…
The Victoria Dishcloth is another v-stitch variation which is made up of double crochet stitches, single crochet stitches and chain stitches. The pattern instructions include 4 sizes of squares you can crochet as dishcloths or afghan squares. The photo tutorial…
This lovely cluster stitch dishcloth is simple to crochet. The finished fabric is really pretty because it has a line on each side and the fabric doesn’t have any large spaces. This makes it a great stitch to use for…
The herringbone half double crochet stitch is a variation on the half double crochet stitch. It is so easy to do (I was certainly surprised) and creates a lovely linked fabric. This post includes 3 different sizes for afghan squares…
This is another V-Stitch Variation you can use to make your crochet projects. You can view our other dishcloth tutorials below too if you are looking for a different v-stitch pattern to try, or another stitch. We have more than…
Today I am going to show you another variation on the v stitch. This v-stitch alternates with a row of single crochet. This is a great beginner crochet project to try and I have included a photo tutorial to help…
Learn how to crochet this nubby textured dishcloth by following my step-by-step photo tutorial. This free pattern is available in 4 sizes. Welcome to our 8th Post in the Let’s Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern: Kitchen Crochet Edition! Here…
My husband’s Grandmother had a stockpile of bath mitts she had created by taking facecloths and sewing them in half. She left the one side open to allow you to fit your hand inside. I had never seen this done before…
