Tulipe Dishcloth Crochet Pattern
Spring is my favorite time of the year. It is so colorful, happy, and warm. This dishcloth pattern is very beginner friendly, easy, and quick to finish.
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This very simple crochet dishcloth pattern is an incredible option to give your kitchen a touch of color and spring vibes. You can make it to your own home, or you can make lots of crochet dishcloths as gifts to the special people in your life.
What is the best yarn to crochet washcloths?
The best yarn to crochet dishcloths in my opinion is 100% cotton yarn. Cotton yarn is more durable and that is perfect for a piece that you will wash several times.
Cotton yarn is also soft and can be found in a variety of colors. It is very absorbent yarn which is very important to the purpose it is made for.
What can I use a dishcloth for?
Dishcloths are very versatile, you can use them to wipe countertops, wash, and dry dishes, or do everything clean up related tasks. This is why cotton yarn comes in handy.
Dishcloth Pattern Step by Step
To complete this project, we are going to use three different colors of yarn:
Color 1: Base color
Color 2: Leaves (V stitch)
Color 3: Tulips (5dc cluster)
Material
- 100 cotton yarn
- 5.0mm hook
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
Stitches and Terminology
- dc: double crochet
- 5 dc cluster
- hdc: half double crochet
- ch: chain
- yo: yarn over
- rep: repeat
How to crochet a 5 dc cluster step by step
Step 1 - Yo, insert the hook on the ch space, and pull up a loop.
Step 2 - Yo and pull through 2 loops (will be left with 2 loops on the hook).
Step 3 - Repeat step 2 for 5 times until you have 6 loops left on the hook.
Yo and pull through all 6 loops.
Let's start! Let's make a crochet dishcloth!
Row 1 (color 1): Ch 27
Row 2 (color 1): 26 hdc starting from the 2sd chain from the hook. (TURN)
Row 3 (color 2): 3 ch (counts as dc), skip 1, *V stitch (1dc, 1ch, 1dc), skip 2, (rep until you have 8 V stitches), skip 1, 1dc on the last stitch. (TURN)
Row 4 (color 3): 4 ch (3 counts as dc + 1), skip 1, *5 dc cluster, ch 2,* (rep until you have 8 clusters), skip 1, 1 dc on the last stitch. (TURN)
Repeat row 5 until row 19 or until you are satisfied with the length of your washcloth.
Finish: Fasten off and weave in the ends.
And you are done!!
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I hope crafting can make you smile!
Best,
Vivian
