Rustic Dish Cloth - Free Crochet Pattern
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A link is provided below for the printable gift label.
Today I have a quick and easy pattern for you guy's! A rustic dishcloth. I've noticed as we head into spring and summer a lot of people lean more towards the "home goods' type of crochet and knitting patterns. Dishcloths are just that. Which means they are always a win for spring time craft shows!

When making a dishcloth/washcloth it's always best to use a cotton yarn. This is do to the fact cotton is absorbent and durable, which means it's the perfect fiber for scrubbing and cleaning!

I'm not exactly sure what stitch I used for this pattern. I just started working a single and double crochet together to create a pretty texture.
Stitches:
Ch - Chain
SC - Single Crochet
DC - Double Crochet
Materials:
5.00mm Crochet Hook
approx. 100 yards cotton yarn (I prefer to use Peaches & Creme Cotton yarn)
Scissors
Yarn Needle
Finished Measurement:
Approx. 10" X 10"
The AD FREE Printable PDF for this pattern can be found HERE.
Pattern:
Ch32
R1 - Turn, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and across (31)
R2 - Ch1, Turn, *SC, DC, repeat from * across (31)
R3 - Ch2, Turn, *DC, SC, repeat from * across (31)
Repeat Rows 2 & 3 for a total of 29 rows
R30 - Ch1, Turn, SC across (31)
Fasten off. Weave in ends.


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