Free Crochet Dishcloth Patterns
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It's easy to outfit your kitchen when you have free crochet dishcloth patterns. Crochet dishcloths are great to give as gifts or to make as a quick project to test a new pattern. With so many free patterns available, there is no reason not to have a large supply on hand.
Basic Dishcloth Patterns
Using simple stitch patterns and shapes, these cloths are quick and easy to work up anytime.
- The basic square dishcloth can have a beautiful pattern if you use variegated yarn.
- This single crochet cloth has a little more scrubbing power than some of the other patterns.
- Cotton dishcloths are thinner and easier to wring out than the yarn ones. This has a beautiful pattern to it.
- Spaces between the half-double crochets give this dishcloth a lacy look.
- Rich autumn colors make this this basic crocheted cloth perfect for the seasonal kitchen.
- Another basic cloth with a tighter weave, this one will last for a long time.
- A round crocheted dishcloth is striking when it is made with the combination of black and bright colors.
- For gift giving, this simple open edge dishcloth would be pretty with ribbon woven through the edge.
- By combining stitches, this hugs and kisses pattern is created.
Free Crochet Dishcloth Patterns for the Experienced Crafter
Most of these are not difficult to do, but may have more advanced stitches or use more techniques than the basic cloths.
- This lacy granny square is perfect for a country Victorian kitchen.
- An angel in the kitchen is yours with this cloth. This angel-shaped dishcloth in white cotton makes a great gift or bazaar item.
- This butterfly dishcloth will bring a touch of spring to your dishwashing chores.
- Decorating for the holidays can include the kitchen if you make a couple of these Christmas wreaths.
- By using a treble stitch and double crochet, a unique pattern is created with this pretty crocheted cloth.
- A snowflake dishcloth is a beautiful design any time of the year.
- If you like crocheting pineapples, this pineapple cloth will be a charming addition to your kitchen.
- This round, textured cloth makes it easy to remove food from your dishes.
- A star-shaped cloth is perfect for Christmas giving.
- The spoke wheel pattern in this cloth gives it an interesting look.
- The wavy rows in this pattern make a pretty dishcloth. This small project is a good way to learn this versatile pattern.
Unusual Dishcloths
Unusual cloths are sure to be big sellers at church bazaars and craft shows, as well as welcome gifts.
- Use flower power with this flower-shaped cloth that starts with a nylon pot scrubber in the center.
- A vibrant color and unique shape makes this flower-shaped dishcloth interesting.
- For a rustic kitchen, this fish-shaped dishcloth could be made in many variations.
- Crocheting this ruffled dishcloth isn’t that difficult, but the results are spectacular.
- A pinafore crocheted dishcloth is whimsical. This is another great gift or bazaar item.
- This apple scrubby cloth is a cute addition to the country style kitchen.
- When you need a cloth that multitasks, this crocheted dish cloth has a part for scrubbing as well as a part for washing.
- The creator of this pretty, round crocheted cloth also has a poem to copy and attach when giving it as a gift.
- A cute ice cream cone dishcloth would be an unusual housewarming gift.
Crochet Dishcloth Tips
Once you choose a pattern, make sure that you have an understanding of how to do the crochet stitches involved and have the correct hook sizes and the proper yarn.
When you find free crochet dishcloth patterns you love, print them out and slip them into plastic notebook sleeves. This way they can be kept safely for the next time you want to use them.
Crocheted dishcloths are quick and easily finished in a few hours. Keep several on hand for last minute gifts and your own personal use..
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Comments
Barb,
Huggems has a basic poem, but I'm actually quite fond of the "bra and britches" poem on the Cut Out and Keep site.
Dana Hinders
LoveToKnow Crafts Editor
-- Contributed by: DanahindersWe need some poems to go with these dishcloth patterns to give as gifts. Thanks
-- Contributed by: BarbThis page has been accessed 4,257 times. This page was last modified 14:16, 7 October 2008.
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