Crochet Dishcloth Free Pattern #1
!!!FREE PATTERN!!!
Never had I made a dishcloth before the other weekend. Actually, after the Harlot story I was a little afraid to make any!But I told myself that I could do it and I did. Because I like the HARDINESS of the fabric that crochet makes I chose to use that method of stitching for my dishcloths. Figuring it wouldn't be very hard to pick a few stitch patterns that looked cool I pulled out my Crochet Stitch Bible and began to work them up.
I have to admit though...not all the stitches I tried turned out good on the first try.
Exhibit A:
After a few trial and errors...I found some that worked! So, I thought I would give you all ..FREE PATTERNS!!!
Dishcloth #1: The Fan Stitch
Yarn: 2 oz ball of Sugar n Cream in Faded Denim. (Didn't use whole ball)
Hook: size H/8 5mm
Stitch Guide:
chain
slip stitch
single crochet
double crochet
Abbreviations:
Finished Size pre-edging: 16cm wide and 16cm high
Finished Size post-edging: 19cm wide and 19cm high
Multiple of Stitches: 6 stitches + 1 (add 1 for foundation ch)
Pattern: Ch 25
Edging:
Hook: size H/8 5mm
Stitch Guide:
chain
slip stitch
single crochet
double crochet
Abbreviations:
- ch - chain
- dc - double crochet
- sc - single crochet
- sl st - slip stitch
Finished Size pre-edging: 16cm wide and 16cm high
Finished Size post-edging: 19cm wide and 19cm high
Multiple of Stitches: 6 stitches + 1 (add 1 for foundation ch)
Pattern: Ch 25
- Row 1: (wrong side row) 5 DC in 5th ch from hook, skip 2 ch, 1 SC in next ch, *skip 2 ch, 5 DC in next ch, skip 2 ch, 1 SC in next ch, repeat from * to end, turn.
- Row 2: 5 CH, skip [first sc, 2 dc], *1 SC in next dc (the center dc of 5), 2 CH, skip 2 dc, 1DC in sc, 2 CH, skip 2 dc, 1 DC in sc, 2 CH, skip 2 dc, repeat from *, ending 1 DC in next ch, turn.
- Row 3: 3 CH, 2 DC in first dc, *skip 2 ch, 1 SC in sc, skip 2 ch, 5 DC in dc, repeat from *, ending 3 DC in 3rd of 5 ch, turn.
- Row 4: 1 CH, skip first dc, *2 CH, skip 2 dc, 1 DC in sc, 2 CH, skip 2 dc, 1 SC in next dc (the center dc of 5), repeat from *, ending 1 SC in 3rd of 3 ch, turn.
- Row 5: 1 CH, skip first sc, *skip 2 ch, 5 DC in dc, skip 2 ch, 1 SC in sc, repeat from * working last SC in first of 3 ch, turn.
- Repeat Rows 2-5: for 2 more times.
- Finish Off or Repeat row 2 one more time.
- after finishing row 2 on pattern CH 2,
- Round 1: SC evenly around dishcloth 96 times,CH 3
- Round 2: SC in first sc, CH 3, *SC in next sc, CH 3, repeat from * to the last sc stitch. Join to first ch of first ch 3 with a Sl St.
- Finish Off.
That's it! Easy huh?
Check back tomorrow and I will have another pattern for
another dishcloth...here is a hint...
Dishcloth #2: The Sprig Stitch
Hey, let me know if you make one, k?Check back tomorrow and I will have another pattern for
another dishcloth...here is a hint...
Dishcloth #2: The Sprig Stitch
7 comments:
I have lots og cottonyarn oddballs, maybe I should make some dishcloths again. I made a few some years ago with only sc stitches. I have used them alot and they last forever! But they are not nearly as nice as the two you show here.
I just made up some knitting dishcloths. I'll have a go at your pattern tonight (supposed to be reading about Greek and Church History - blah!)
Never had I understood the obsession with dishcloths until I discovered Sugar 'n Cream cotton. It's like it was meant to be. I haven't made any yet though. Mayhaps I'll try one of your patterns. :)
thanks Marly! This couldnt have come at a better time because I need to know what the heck sl st is in crochet-land for finishing my swan lake cardi. you're awesome!
Fantastico! I've got to go find my crochet hooks from where my girlies have hidden them...
Thanks for the FREE pattern!
I am trying to learn & practice my crocheting and the Fan Discloth will be perfect for me since I am tryingto learn all of those techniques.
And of course I have some S&C just laying around. Going to my knit/crochet group tonight so they can show me how to do this! LOL
THANK YOU!!
cute, cute, cute! I love doing dishcloths...so simple, yet fabulous at the same time...plus you can try out challenging new stitch patterns without commiting to a whole garment...Thanks for the free pattern :)
- Jenn
http://www.rhymeswithsocks.blogspot.com
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