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This is my new favorite dishcloth. It works up quickly. It’s pretty. And, it dries fast, so no stinkification.
Ch 29
Row1: Dc in fifth ch from hook, *skip next 2 chs, (dc, ch1, dc) in next ch; repeat from * across
Row 2: Ch3, turn; 2 dc in first ch-1 sp, 3 dc in each ch-sp acrossRow 3: Ch1, turn; sc in first 2 dc, *ch3, skip next 2 dc, sc in next dc; repeat from * across, sc in last sc
Row 4: Ch1, turn; sc in first sc, ch 3 (sc in next ch-3 sp, ch 3) across, skip next sc, sc in last sc
Row 5: Ch4, turn; dc in first ch-3 sp, (dc, ch1, dc) in each ch-3 sp across.
Repeat Rows 2-5 twice. Do not fasten off
Single crochet around evenly, twice.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
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Lovely – tanx!
Neat dishcloth. What kind of yarn is that exactly? What does the ‘WW’ part mean?
you made a typo by the way: you said that you used an H needle. You must be thinking about knitting, because it’s supposed to be a hook!
Worsted Weight. I get that question a lot.
this is my new favorite dishcloth pattern! Thank you so much.
and, anonymous crocheter–my mom always called her crochet hooks crochet needles. I dunno.
I used cotton thread for my dishcloths & they came out nice. Just an alternative for someone who would be wondering if it would work.
Thanks again!
I just made a poncho inspired by your beautiful dishcloth! http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?p=2142371#post2142371 *THANKS!* so much for something so lovely and versatile! (((((HUGS))))) sandi
Hi,
I am wondering if I were to use a different type of yarn, such as hemp, if I could sell these or would I be infringing on a copyright?
Trudy–We don’t mind if you make them to sell.
Thanks so much. I was looking for a pattern to use with the hemp. I make cloths and sell them at the food coops in my area.
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