Slanted Shell Dishcloth | Easy Crochet Dishcloth Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2022
- Learn how to make the slanted shell dishcloth. This is a fun, textured stitch that works up quickly. In this video, I show you how to even out the top of your dishcloth so it forms a nice straight edge. These dishcloths would make great housewarming gifts or would be a fun way to accessorize your kitchen. You can also use them as a washcloth as it's gentle enough on your skin.
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Materials:
H-8 (5mm) crochet hook
1 skein of cotton yarn
Finished Size:
6.5 x 6.5 square
Like this pattern? Check out my Slanted Shell Blanket using the same stitch: • Slanted Shell Blanket ...
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Love the pattern very much, your teaching is very clear enough for the beginners like me. Tanks 😊
You’re welcome!
I made a dish cloth and love the pattern so much! I'm going to use this stitch on other projects, too! Thank you for the tutorial and for being so descriptive in it!🙂❤️
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this pattern :)
My yarn is arriving today and I can't wait to make everyone a dishcloth for Christmas. I bought mine and use it all the time and thought what a neat idea for gifts!!!! Thank you for showing us step by step instructions in a calm easy to follow pattern. Thank you and Thank you !!!🥰😍
You’re very welcome! 😊🧶
Very beautiful pattern, thank you for your time and guidance 💜🕊️💚
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed 😊
THANK You So Very Much ❤️ this is Very BEAUTIFUL 🤩
I'm glad you like it 😊
Thank you! Pretty stitch
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for showing this pretty pattern for the dishcloth /washcloth I love that it's got that nice texture and the single crochet edging gives it a neat look to it. Your such a great teacher and have such a pretty calming voice your a joy to watch.. hugs Maria
Aw thank you so much! That means a lot to me. 🥰🥰 I’m glad you loved this pattern. I do love the texture of it. Happy crocheting! 🧶
So so pretty! I love your dishcloth/washcloth tutorials! Thank you 💜
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you’re enjoying these tutorials 😊
I love your stitch, very Beautiful. I might trying making a blanket with this stitch….. THANK YOU
AND GOD BLESS YOU FOR SHARING ❤️
You’re welcome! Glad you liked this one 😊
Very pretty
Thank you! 😊
Hello, I love the Slanted Shell pattern, so pretty and love the colors you chose. Thanks so much for your time and energy. I will for sure save this pattern!
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed this pattern. Happy crocheting 🧶
I luv these!!
Thank you!
Love these Amanda! I'm actually working on one of a few to match bathroom accessories for my daughter's birthday! Perfect timing!!
How wonderful!
Just finished this pattern, and luv it, think I'll try a "Tee Towel" to match, thank you for the tutorial.
You’re welcome!
I think I’ll make a baby blanket using this stitch with some matching baby wash clothes! ❤️
How adorable!!
This is very pretty. I made your hot pad from your last tutorial & it turned out great. Im thinking of making 2 of this pattern in cotton & attaching those together to make a hot pad similar to your last tutorial. I think it would work ok. Thank you for these tutorials. 💜🧶
Thank you! That sounds like a great idea! Let me know how it turns out 😊🧶
That would be nice pattern to make a rug or something else but for a dish cloth, I prefer to use ones that actually have holes in it so the dirt and stuff can actually go through it not stick to it .
but I do love the pattern 💖💖
I’ve made a blanket using this stitch as well. It would make a pretty rug too. 🧶
I was looking for a new dishcloth pattern to try thank you 😌 I love the shell pattern. I have a question..I am in Australia and I can't get the yarn you are using. I have an 8ply cotton which uses a 4mm hook can I still make the cloth..would I just need to add more chains to make it bigger? Thank you
Yes, you can use any cotton yarn you’d like. You may need to add some extra chains to get the same size as mine. You can also check out yarnsub.com to find similar yarns to the yarn I used. Hope that helps!
Amanda, I love this dishcloth! Do you have a Crochet 101 for this stitch? This stitch would also be great for a scarf too. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! It would make a pretty scarf too! I do have a tutorial for this stitch. Here’s the link:
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It should make a tutorial on a closed shell stitch washcloth or dishcloth.
@@haleytyrrell9609 I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!
I thought of some more pattern ideas for you. I think I've told you in the past that you should design some more spa-themed projects. I've been making a lot of soap savers lately. They're little cotton pouches that you put a bar of soap into, and you use it just like a washcloth in the shower. They're also great for when you've used your soaps down to small pieces, and you can put several inside so you don't waste your soap scrap. You should design some soap savers. I bet many people would love that. I've seen them crocheted in the round, and I prefer that method, but I have also seen desfgns where you make a rectangle, fold it, and seam up the sides and bottom. The ones I make close with a drawstring.
Am I crocheting to tight, cause it’s turning out wonky and I’m using same as you 100% cotton and a H hook
It’s possible you’re crocheting too tight. You can always trying using an I-5.5mm crochet hook instead.
Can i use dk cotton ?
Yes of course!
Why does my work always expand when i follow the exact stich pattern? My wash cloth started turning into a triangle after row 3... this literally always happens to me. Its why i stopped crocheting a few years back.
It sounds like you’re skipping stitches, which is causing your work to be a triangle. I recommend using stitch markers to help keep your ends straight and so you don’t miss any stitches 😊
@@AmandaCrochets thank you for replying. It actually goes opposite? It starts off really tight and then expands
@@xXfireflyyXx you’re welcome! Ah that’s your tension! So at the beginning it seems you’re making your stitches really tight and then your tension relaxes a bit as you make more rows. For this, I suggest going up a hook size for the chain and first row before switching to the hook needed for your project. This may help a little.
@@AmandaCrochets I will definitely try that thank you soo much!
@@xXfireflyyXx you’re welcome!