In a Crunch Washcloth | Crochet Pattern
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Today we are going to learn how to crochet the In a Crunch Washcloth. This washcloth is made with a medium weight crochet cotton and features a stitch that is tough with a great texture.
The free written crochet pattern can be found here: richtexturescr...
Skill Level: Beginner
Gauge: 16 sts x 23 rows = 4 inches
Finished Size: Approximately 7.5 x 7.5 inches
Yarn: Approximately 60-70 yards of your favourite worsted (Medium/#4) crochet cotton. In the photos I’m using a Bernat Handicrafter Cotton (100% Cotton, 1.75 oz/50 g; 80 yds/73 m; #4 medium weight) colours Off White, Warm Brown and Blueberry (BUY THE YARN HERE ON Yarnspirations (Affiliate link): www.jdoqocy.co...)
Hook: 5 mm (US H/8) Crochet Hook (Im using a Wooden Streamline hook in Ebony by Furls Crochet: furlscrochet.co...)
Notions: Yarn Needle
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Sarah
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First time I’ve watched your channel. I’m always looking for sc patterns for afghans and this will be a nice textured one w/the simple border. Thanks so much.
I am so glad I found your channel! I love your tutorials, clear, great view of what you are doing and no fluff talk to distract or annoy! Now to decide which project I will do first, it's nice that is the toughest part with your patterns!
Thank you Sarah for this cloth pattern
I want to get a head start on making Cloths and dish towel for Christmas
Made the macys washcloth yesterday (finished it this morning) and now gonna make this! Probably the rustic farmhouse washcloth next :) I am on a washcloth pattern “tasting” spree haha!
I use this as a simple edging/border for projects that don't need an elaborate border. Thank you for sharing this. ✌🏻🐾🥰🧶🇺🇸
Hi Sara, great new stitch for me! Thanks for your videos .. you are so easy to understand and follow!
I love this tutorial, I used to make wash cloths/ dishcloth in a very similar way.
I appreciate this tutorial very much!
Thank You for sharing this beautiful washcloth crochet pattern!🙏🏻💞
I am on a roll making wash clothes, going to make these!!
I find wash cloths are so fun to make!
coming back to this video nearly a year later to double check the hook size - people I made them for last year have requested more 🥰
thank you again for such a great design
This is such a lovely pattern ! Thank you so much Sarah
The texture looks good！☺️👍
I really wanted to touch the washcloth💖
Love this tutorial. Thank you
I like your way of making tutorials - wtg! That Alpine stitch I am going to make a blanket out of - LOVE it :-)
This looks like it would be so nice to scrub your face or body with, thank you for the pattern Sarah.
The texture this patterb creates us fabulous. Unfortunately I found that crocheting a single stitch and then slip stitch took far too loong. I was days making this dish cloth. I used an H hook will try one more with an I hook to see if it works up faster.
I am usually a fast crochet. I make a hat in 90 minutes. Other dishcloths in about an hour. I like a single stitch followed by a HDC stitch and repeat across. Hoiping for better luck with the next one as the texture (again) is fabulous. I have ben 4 days now trying to finish. I just get bored with the time it takes. Thank you for the pattern.
Awesome! Liked and subscribed.
I love watching your tutorials! When changing colors on a flat piece like this do you cut the yarn each time you switch colors?
This was great, thank you!I struggle with the side boarders knowing where to put the stitches. I tried what you said to mark the half way and 10 on each side of that mark but wondering if that is 20 per side in addition to the 3 in each corner? Or does the 20 count the 3 in each corner?
Thank you so much for this tutorial. 😊
Thank's to your for share... Blessings from México...
While you need some texture in a facecloth, what smoother tight stitch could I use for someone with delicate skin.
My cotton yarn calls for a 4mm hook so would i just need to increase my stitches to make it the same size? Thanks
Yes and you’ll need an odd number for your starting chain
Due to the nature of the stitches used about how much yarn did you use on just one of these cute and very sturdy dish cloths/wash cloths??? I’m interested. Thank You in Advance and Thank You for sharing!!!🙂💞🙏🧶🥰🌻
Hello!! How do you think about use this stitch for a tabletcloth. Thanks
I trade to make one it be my fist time make them
I am a little confused 31 or a multiple of ? Also when I move to yhe next row is a sc on top on the sl? Or is it sc over all sc and all sl on top of all sl?
Do you work in the back loop
Ma'am please make adult hat 55 years old
Everybody’s head size is different 😄 do you know your hat size? I’m guessing if your 55 your around a 7! I have written directions for a beanie!
Ch 44 (chain should be 11-13 inches long depending on yarn weight.)
Half double crochet into every stitch (you could use double or sc stitches)
Ch 3 turn, repeat row 1
Repeat until you have 24 inches in length.
Fold the short sides over, leaving your working end (where your hook goes in) on the top right.
You should now have a rectangle, folded in half. Slip stitch into every stitch.
Next, cut your yarn, leaving a 24 inch tail, you want a long tail.
You long rectangle weaved together should now make a smaller rectangle than you can stick your hand through.
Where your working yarn is, weave in the tail all round the top of the rectangle-circle, then pull, not so hard, just to close up the hat. You should now have a long beanie! Let’s shorten it by folding up the short end where your head goes in, weave in ends and add in a Pom Pom if you like, and your ready :)
Not sure why people want to make washcloths over buying them?
I really like making them for a few reasons; one, they can go with your bathroom decor with more of a rustic look as you can use a variety of stitches and designs, colors to make them. Two, they're fun to make in-between larger projects when you get a bit bored with making something like a blanket, which takes longer. Three, they also make quick, great gifts...like making a set of 4 or 6 and tie a ribbon around them...also can add some quick face scrubbies to match. I love those..they help exfoliate the skin. That's my take on it anyway.
I find that you have to be careful what stitch you use to make washcloths with bc if you use a larger, loose stitch, when they get wet they tend to stretch out and become very holey. They're still fine that way, but I like a closer tighter stitch. Oh, one last thing. I prefer mercerized cotton bc I read that the mercerization process helps keep it from getting mildewy. It's also best to hang it up to dry after using it rather than leaving it bunched up. Hope this all helps. 🙂🧶🧶🧶
They are fun and they work and last much longer than store bought and they are eco friendly win win 😀
@@Pitoonya Benefits of Mercerization
To increase silk-like luster.
To improve moisture regain/content.
To increase dye absorbency.
To improved strength and elongation properties.
To increase smoothness and hand feel is good.
To stabilized the strength of yarn or fabric.
@@allanpennington Good to know, thanks 😊