Nitty Gritty Washcloth Workshop
This is an easy stitch pattern that creates an interesting washcloth. The pattern includes a crab stitch edging that you may have never tried before. The video will walk you through the process of this unique reverse single crochet edge.
Download the pattern below the video.
Left-hand instructions click here.
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18 Comments
Dailene J Bertoniere
can you write me pattern for this one
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, all of my pattern workshops have the written pattern below the video tutorial. You will see a picture of the project and a link below that. Thanks!
Ina
The washcloth “body” was a joy to make, thank you for your very clear instructions. I did have trouble with the edging. As a knitter who doesn’t crochet much, I was having trouble figuring out how to place the single crochets. I muddled my way through by relying on counting 24 single crochets per side. I think I did make some mistakes – the washcloth is not as even as I feel it should be. I had less trouble with the reverse single crochets, just need more practice with them, I think. I think I will try again to get it right. It does look nicer with the edging, and the washcloth itself was so much fun. Thanks!
Diane
I am looking for some ‘rough’ yarn to crochet some scrubber type squares. Do you have any idea were I can locate someThank you in advance for your help!
Deja Jetmir
One person suggested (but I haven’t tried it yet) is to get tulle and then squish it together and crochet with it. They swear it’s great for scrubbies. 🙂
Shannah
Tulle is great for scrubbies! I buy the 3″ rolls from Michael’s but you can also just cut the 6″ wide roll in half.
Sherry Jones
couldnt figure out the reverse double so I used half double around the edge and it still looks good. Thanks for the great video!!
Deja Jetmir
The reverse is a tricky stitch for sure. 🙂
Nonie Abdul Salam
I am new in making dish cloth but your video helps a lot. Thanks.
Deja Jetmir
Thank you so much, I’m going to be adding some more washcloth videos in the near future so keep a look out.
Lisa
Thank you for this pattern. I am happy with the finishing edges. Makes it look complete.
I will return for more of your videos and pattern suggestions. Lp
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Norma
Pattern is not showing up anywhere.
Norma
crocheteverafter
Sorry you are having trouble seeing it. It shows up on all of my devices directly below the video tutorial. It is in a “scribd” hosted window. Possibly your web browser may not support it. If you could tell me what browser you are using I will investigate it further. Thanks!
emily hernandez
Love your tutorials and this wash cloth looks so easy have bern looking for ine
crocheteverafter
Thanks so much!!
barbara
Love your video, can’t understand why I can’t find the written pattern. Would love to make this wash cloth, so beautiful.
crocheteverafter
Sorry if you are having trouble finding it. It should be right below the video on this page. It is in a window (might take a little bit to load up) that has a download button. Is it not showing up on your end?