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These crochet dishcloth patterns will make your sink look stylish and are a great way to learn a new stitch on a small project!
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Watch us review this beautiful Dishcloths In The Round Crochet set! Original Designs by: Carol Ballard, Pamela Cole, Wendi Cusins, Cathy Robbins, Joan Wautlet, Maggie Weldon, and Lori Zeller Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate Sizes: About 9½” diameter – Lava Rock, Silky Pink and Winter Greeting. About 10″ diameter – Flower Scrubbie, Round Sunshine, Colorful Journey, Round ‘n Round and Circles & Shells About 10½” diameter – .Spring Song, Indian Summer and Sunburst. About 11” diameter – Sunny Day. Materials: Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn : Flower Scrubbie Multicolor – 2½oz, 125yds (75g, 115m) (Peaches & Crème used in model.) Lava Rock Multicolor – ½oz, 25yd (15g, 23m); Dark Green – 1oz, 50yd, (30g, 46m); Blue – 1oz, 50yd, (30g, 46m); Yellow – ½oz, 25yd (15g, 23m) (I Love This Cotton used in model.) Round Sunshine Yellow – 1½oz, 71yd (42g, 64m) (Lion Cotton – Sunflower – used in model.) Colorful Journey Multicolor – 2oz, 95yds (57g, 86m) (Sugar ‘n Cream – Violet Stripes – used in model.) Round ‘n Round Multicolor – 2oz, 110yd (57g, 100m) (Sugar ‘n Cream – Sun-Kissed Ombre – used in model.) Silky Pink Multicolor – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Off-White – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Pink – 2oz, 100yds (60g, 92m) Spring Song Multicolor – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Yellow – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Blue – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Off-White – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Indian Summer Multicolor – 2oz, 100yds (60g, 92m) Sunny Day Cream (A) – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 45m); Gold (B) – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 45m); Blue (C) – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 45m) (Lion Brand Cotton-Ease – Almond, Maize, Lake – used in model.) Circles & Shells Green/Blue Stripes – 2oz, 95yds (57g, 86m) White – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 45m) (Sugar ‘n Cream Stripes – Country Stripes; Sugar ‘n Cream – White – used in model.) Sunburst Multicolor – 1½oz, 75yds (45g, 69m) Orange – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Yellow – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Winter Greeting Variegated Pinks – ½oz, 25yds (15g, 23m) Green – 1oz, 50yds (30g, 46m) Off-White – 2oz, 100yds (60g, 92m) Additional Materials: For All Dishcloths: Yarn Needle. Flower Scrubbie: 4″ Plastic Scrubber Crochet Hooks: For Indian Summer: Size G-6 (4.25 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. For Flower Scrubbie, Round Sunshine, Colorful Journey, Circles & Shells, Winter Greeting: Size H-8 (5.00 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. For Lava Rock, Round ‘n Round, Silky Pink, Spring Song, Sunburst: Size I-9 (5.50 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. For Sunny Day: Size K-10½ (6.50 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. This set of 12 crochet dishcloth patterns is great for crocheters who are looking for something different and fun! Using your favorite cotton yarn and a crochet hook, you can crochet your cares away in no time!
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This round sunburst dishcloth free knitting pattern is a great dishcloth for your dining table. Use this free pattern to make your own now!
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I love dishcloths! Not only are they super useful, but the are a fast and easy project, and seems you can never have enough. They make great gifts and are a fabulous way to learn a new technique or stitch. Here are 30 dishcloth patterns (all free) from the wonderful world of crochet that I’ve collected for you, find your favorite and add a little handmade beauty to your kitchen in no time flat! Note: click the link under each photo and it will take you directly to the pattern. Happy Crochet Dishcloth from Petals to Picots Diagonal Ribbed Dishcloth from My Hobby Is Crochet Owl Dish Scrubbie from String with Style Multi Colored Dishcloth from Patterns for Crochet Strawberry Shortcake Dishcloth fr
om Fiber Flux Crunchy Stitch Dishcloth from Petals to Picots Wiggle It Dishcloth from Moogly Simple & Practical Dishcloth from Stitch 11 Zig Zagging Hot Pad form Niccupp Crochet Dishcloth from Debi Dearest Super Simple Dishcloth from Tangled Happy Bahama Stripe Dishcloth from Fiber Flux Coffee Hot Pad from Posh Pooch Designs Floral Pop Washcloth from Calleigh’s Clips and Crochet Creations Seeing Squares Dishcloth from Petals to Picots A Shell of a Washcloth from Stitch 11 Super Thick Dishcloth from Debi Dearest Rainbow Flower Scrubby Dishcloth from Moogly Kitchen Towel and Dishcloth Set from Patterns for Crochet Kitchen Lovelies from Fiber Flux Easy Peasy Dishcloth from Debi Dearest Basketweave Scrubby Cloth from Moogly Textured Crochet Dishcloth from Petals to Picots Tunisian Pebbles Dishcloth from Moogly Washcloth with Pocket from Posh Pooch Designs Fabulous Fish Dishcloth from Fiber Flux Three Color Simple Stitch Dishcloth from Petals to Picots Dishcloth and Tea Towel from Patterns for Crochet Strawberry Basket Tunisian Dishcloth from Moogly Crochet Happy Dishcloth from Tracy’s Crochet Bliss Be sure to visit these lovely sites above and say hello! For more fun projects and pretty patterns, be sure to follow Fiber Flux on Google+, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for the latest updates!
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FREE Peachy Round Crochet Dishcloth Pattern. The round crochet dishcloth pattern is easy to crochet and can be crocheted to any size you need.
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Here is a cute little fish that will bring some summery fun to your kitchen. It can be used as a dishcloth, but also works as a large coaster or a trivet too! Whip a few up to take to your next barbecue to give to your hostess. A great way to experiment with color and use up all of that extra cotton yarn leftover from other projects. The fabulous fish dishcloth starts with a basic circle and then tail, lips, and fins are added later. Materials: H Crochet Hook (5.0 mm) Small amounts of cotton yarn (I used Peaches n’ Creme solids in apple green, pink, and peacock) Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Sizing: 7.5 inches from lips to tail 6.5 inches from fin to fin To begin, start with a basic round: Foundation: Chain 6 and slip stitch into the first chain to form a ring. Round 1: Make 12 dc into center of ring, join with a sl st to join round. Round 2: Ch 2, *2 dc into the next stitch, repeat from * to end of round. Round 3: Ch 2, *1 dc into next stitch, ch 1, repeat from * to end of round. Round 4: Ch 2 *2 dc into the next stitch, repeat from * to end of round. Fasten off…now time to begin the tail… To make the tail, choose a starting point (anywhere you like), tie on your tail color, and make 1 sc in each of the next 9 spaces, here’s what it will look like below…then chain 3 and turn. Work 1 dc in first space, 2 dc in next space, 1 dc in next space and so on in this sequence until you come to the last space, then ch 3 and turn. Repeat for the next row (omitting the ch 3 and turn part) and fasten off…voila! A tail! To make the lips, flip your fish over so that the wrong side/back side is facing. Then I simply folded the green circle in half and found my center across from the tail (if you want to be more precise than that you could count the stitches to find your center). Again, this part will be on the \