Linen Stitch Dishcloth By Dedri Uys I know this stitch as the Linen Stitch, but have also seen it called the Moss Stitch (although the Moss stitch as I know it is slightly different). You might know it by a different name, and if you do, please let me know. It is one of the simplest stitch patterns to master and yields a pretty, woven, dense fabric. The reason it is so simple is that you don’t even have to know how to work into the loops of the single crochet stitches, because you will be working into the ch-1 spaces between single crochet stitches instead. This stitch is excellent for working up a quick and easy chunky baby blanket and it is so much prettier than just regular old single crochet stitches. You can use any yarn/hook combination your heart desires. Using a single strand of light worsted weight (double knit) and a 1 cm crochet hook, for example, will yield a very “holey”, loose blanket (you can see this post about my Rainbow Blanket if you want to see what I’m talking about. This tutorial includes: Linen Stitch
Crochet Dishcloths Crochet dishcloths are a super simple little gift. Not only do they really work great they make up very quickly. They are the perfect project to have around while watching TV, or for in the car during kid pick up time. I used this simple pattern that makes a nice scalloped border without having to crochet around the edge. You can find the pattern here. I was able to get two dishcloths from 1 ball of Sugar n’ Cream cotton yarn. Package with a nice ribbon and you a really useful gift! Don’t forget to check out other handmade gift ideas.
Nubby dishcloth Here is the pattern so you can copy and paste if you prefer: Nubby Dishcloth by Charlotte Richardson 2009 Skill level: easy Stitches used: chain stitch (ch), single crochet (sc), treble crochet (tr). Gauge: not important for this project. My finished cloth is about 7 ½” square. Materials: I used a 4mm/size G6 hook.1 ball (1½ oz) worsted weight cotton. Pattern: Row 1: Ch 26. Row 2: Ch 1, turn. * Sc in first st, tr in next. Row 3: Ch 3, turn. * Sc in tr; tr in next sc. Row 4: Ch 1, turn. * Sc in tr; tr in next sc. Rows 5 to 23: Repeat rows 3 and 4, ending with a row 3. Edging: Ch 1, turn. * Sc across to next corner; 3 sc in last st. Have fun!
Learn a New Stitch with 6 Easy Knitted Dishcloth Patterns Although it was very long ago, I still remember the frustration I felt as a beginning knitter. I was so excited to be able to knit as quickly as my mom could. She made it look so easy and effortless with her click-clacking needles and flying fingers moving gracefully through colorful yarn. I was young and didn’t have that much patience, but thankfully my mom did. She taught me to knit the same way she did – with knitted dishcloth patterns. So, whether you’re just starting out or want to brush up on some knitting basics, there’s a knitted dishcloth pattern in this list that’s perfect for you. Learn a New Stitch with 6 Easy Knitted Dishcloth Patterns Lattice Stitch Dishcloth – The lattice stitch is a wonderful way to add a darling vintage charm to any of your projects. Double Seed Stitch Dishcloth – The double seed stitch is a fun variation on the basic seed stitch. Basic Basketweave Dishcloth – Practice makes perfect with the Basic Basketweave Dishcloth. Share and Enjoy
Granny Berry Dishcloth This is my new go-to dishcloth pattern...hard working and generously sized, they will make any kitchen fabulous. These are so pretty and simple to make that I plan on making a whole bunch for gifts this year...not to mention my own kitchen! The ones here are shown as a set for a quick gift, but let your imagination run wild with all of the different color combinations you can imagine! Granny Berry DishclothsBy Jennifer Dickerson Sizing: 8 inches wide and 8 inches tall Materials:H (5.0 mm) crochet hookCotton yarn (about 3/4 of a ball for each dishcloth)Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Instructions: This dishcloth is a classic granny square with a simple single crochet edging. Granny Square Photo Tutorial Let's begin! Chain 4, join into a ring with a slip stitch. Round 1: Chain 4, work (3 dc into center of ring, chain 1) 3 times, then 2 dc into center of ring. Note: Now if you want to make round 2 in the same color, simply slip stitch until you reach a ch1 at the corner and keep going.
Knitted Kitchen Dishcloth ~ Lattice Stitch Pattern | Laws Of Knitting Size: 8½″ x 8½″ Yarn: Lily brand/Sugar’n Cream 70.9g/2.5 oz. 1 skein Needle size: US6(4mm)- or size needed to get gauge. Tapestry needle: For weaving in ends. Gauge: 4sts/1″ CO 37 stitches Row 1(rs): K3, *P1, K5; rep. from * to last 4 sts, P1, K3. Row 2(ws): P2, *K1, P1, K1, P3; rep. from * to last 5 sts, K1, P1, K1, P2. Row 3: K1, *P1, K3, P1, K1; rep. from * to end of row. Repeat rows 1-6 until dishcloth measures 8½” from CO edge ending with row 6 (for me that was a repeat of 9 times). NOTE: Lily brand/Sugar’n Cream 70.9g/2.5 oz. 1 skein makes 2 dishcloths. How to colorfast your gorgeous, awesome, fantabulous (I just made that word up) knitting. A closer look at this pattern.
Kitchen Dishcloth ~ Noni's Favorite Pattern | Laws Of Knitting Kitchen Dishcloth ~ Noni’s Favorite Pattern Size: 8½” x 8½” Yarn: Lily brand/Sugar’N Cream 70.9g/2.5 oz. 1 skein Needle size: US5(3.75mm)- or size needed to get gauge. Tapestry needle: For weaving in ends. Gauge: 4sts/1″ CO 38 stitches Row 1(RS): Knit. Repeat rows 1 – 4 until piece measures 8½” from CO edge ending with row 4. NOTE: The tangerine dishcloth has 3 rows of garter stitch at the beginning and 3 rows at the top. How to colorfast your knitting A closer look at this pattern ~ Color: Tangerine #01699
Ribbed Dish or Washcloth Ribbed Dish or Washcloth ~ FREE Crochet Pattern This dishcloth pattern is available in two sizes that measure 6.5 by 6.5″ and 8.5 by 8.5″. The smaller one is great for the kitchen, while the larger is great for cleaning around the home. And it has a lovely ridge for scrubbing and trapping dirt. The pattern also provides a simple stitch count that allows you to crochet this to any size that you want. Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate Materials: Yarn: Bernat Handicrafter Cotton #4 Crochet Hook: I/9-5.50mm Finished Sizes: Small: 6.5″ by 6.5″ Large: 8.5″ by 8.5″ Abbreviations: RS = Right Side WS = Wrong Side Ch/Chs = Chain/Chains Fpdc = Front Post Half Double Crochet Hdc = Half Double Crochet Sc = Single Crochet Sl St = Slip Stitch St/Sts = Stitch/Stitches Pattern Instructions: Loosely ch 16, (22), or any multiple of 2. Row 1 (RS): Working into back bumps, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and into each ch across [15, (21) sts] Turn. Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in first st and into each st across. [15, (21) sts] Turn. Edging:
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Tunisian Crochet Washcloths | My Poppet Makes Hi it’s Michelle here again, this time with a tutorial for a Tunisian Crochet Wash Cloth. Tunisian crochet is a deceptively easy technique that is a little bit crochet, a little bit knitting and looks like weaving. The resulting fabric is quite thick and spongy making it a perfect choice for wash or dishcloths, potholders, cushions and more. It’s also quite lovely for scarves if you use a fine yarn. You will need: • Worsted weight cotton in 2 coordinating colours • 6mm Tunisian hook (also known as Tricot or Afghan hook) • 4 mm crochet hook A word about hooks: Tunisian hooks come in several different styles: Rigid, interchangeable extension and fixed extension. How to: Abbreviations:Ch – Chainsc – single crochet (US terms)Sk – SkipYo – Yarn overSl St – Slip StitchSts – StitchesTSS – Tunisian Simple Stitch Tunisian Crochet Lesson Note: Each row in Tunisian crochet takes two steps; the forward pass and the return pass. Foundation row Make a chain as you normally would to length required. Related
Easy Crochet Dishcloth | Free Crochet Pattern: Written Instructions and Chart | My Hobby is Crochet This crochet dishcloth features an easy crochet stitch with only 2 rows repeat, that creates a beautiful texture. *Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links and at no additional cost to you, I might earn a small commission if you decide to purchase through these links. Thank you! This dishcloth is a great way to learn a new crochet stitch! Notes: The pattern stitch is a multiple of 2 + 1. Finished Size: 23 cm x 23 cm ( approx.9 inch x 9 inch) Gauge: 16 hdc sts = 10 cm The gauge it’s not important for this project. Materials: - DK cotton yarn, one skein (50 g) - 4 mm crochet hook - tapestry needle to sew in the ends - scissors. Stitches, Terms (US) and abbreviations used: ch: chain back bump behind the chain - See my Tutorial here! hdc: half double crochet sk: skip Easy Crochet Dishcloth ~ Add this pattern to your Ravelry Favorites and Queues! ~ Pin it here! WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS: (see the charted pattern at the end of this post!) Chain 36. Rows 5–30: Repeat as rows 3-4. Edging:
Simple Dishcloth You are at: Simple Dishcloth (submitted by JoAnn Scorborough) Also featured at: MATERIALS: 10" Peaches and Creme Cotton Yarn Size H hook Ch 5, join with sl st to form ring Row 1: Ch 3 counts as 1st dc throughout. 11 dc in ring. Row 2: ch 3, dc in same st. Row 3: sl st to ch 1 sp, ch 3, 2 dc in sp, (ch 1, 3 dc in next sp) rep. around, join with sl st Row 4: Sl st to ch 1 sp, ch 3, 2 dc in sp, (dc in center dc of 3 dc group, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp, rep around, Join (Pattern will curl slightly) Row 5: sl st to next dc, ch 3, 2 dc in same st, (skip next dc, (dc, ch 1, dc) in next st, (v-stich) 3 dc in center of dc of next 3 dc group. rep around and join. Row 6: Sl st to next dc, ch 3, 2 dc in same st, ch 1, v-stitch in next v-stitch, ch 1, 3 dc in center of next 3 dc group. rep around, join. Row 8: ch 1, sc same st, sc in each dc and ch 2 around.