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Easy dishcloth with stripes :)
I wanted to try my hand at creating a pattern... and decided to try using various stitches and techniques in one project. It made a neat pattern that I really liked so I thought I'd share.
Just so you know - my finished cloth is slightly rectangular... I ran outta yarn. BUT - I took about 4 stitches off the initial chain when I wrote the how-to... you should be fine.
Enjoy!

Abbreviations used;
ch - chain
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
st - stitch
TBL - thru back loop
TFL - thru front loop

Any questions, let me know.
Sorry I didn't get a pic of the finished thing. I'll try and get one later - right now it's in the sink. LOL

Posted by Mama Zoe from Oshawa, Ontario, Canada • Published See Mama Zoe's 7 projects »
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  • Step 1

    ch36

    ROW 1:
    1sc into second st from hook,
    then 1sc into each ch to end of row.
    ch1, TURN.

  • How to make a dish cloth or scrubber. Dishcloth With Stripes (Cr) - Step 2
    Step 2

    ROW 2:
    TBL - 1sc into each st to end of row.
    ch2, TURN.

    (at this point you should see the first stripe appear below this row)

  • How to make a dish cloth or scrubber. Dishcloth With Stripes (Cr) - Step 3
    Step 3

    ROW 3:
    Thru BOTH loops - skip first st - then dc into each st to end of row.
    ch1, TURN.

  • How to make a dish cloth or scrubber. Dishcloth With Stripes (Cr) - Step 4
    Step 4

    ROW 4:
    TFL - 1sc in each st to end of row.
    ch1, TURN.

  • How to make a dish cloth or scrubber. Dishcloth With Stripes (Cr) - Step 5
    Step 5

    ROW 5:
    TBL - 1sc in each st to end of row.
    ch2, TURN.

    (this should have created another line, except on the opposite side of the work)

  • How to make a dish cloth or scrubber. Dishcloth With Stripes (Cr) - Step 6
    Step 6

    ROWS 6,7,8;
    rep ROWS 3,4,5 respectively.

    Keep repeating until you have a square (or run out of yarn!). You should end up with alternating "lines" on each side of the cloth. Finish off and weave in ends.

    P.S. I found that doing a sl.st. into each st through your entire last row will finish the end off very neatly.

    Done! :)

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Mama Zoe
Mama Zoe · Oshawa, Ontario, CA · 7 projects
That was the one I had originally cuz I did that way before Yule... BUT... I made my purse with one of 'em Happy... and I'm making a necklace for a swap using one of the itty bitty ones!!! woot! That reminds me... I should really take a pic of my purse and post it.
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Chelly
Chelly
Yeay I love that you're using the hooks I gave you Happy
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