20+ Free Dishcloth Patterns: {Crochet}

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Here’s a great list of crocheted dishcloths from my bookmark collection and online research, plenty of designs to choose from and most are quick and easy to make too!

craftleftovers.com

craftleftovers.com

Multi-Colored: Features a loop for hanging. Free pattern download (zip file with pdf).

Ruffled: Finished size: 9″ square. This dishcloth can be made smaller or larger by adding or removing from the starter chains.

chickensintheroad.com

chickensintheroad.com

favecrafts.com

favecrafts.com

Flowers:
Use this dish cloth crochet pattern to make a few and keep in a bowl next to your sink.

Bobble Band:
Made with a simple crochet bobble stitch. Great for beginners!

michaels.com

michaels.com

cardmakermagazine.com

cardmakermagazine.com

Dainty: Colorful pearl cotton make these dishcloths a delight to the eyes as well as handy dish scrubbies!

Nubby (pdf): The texture in this pattern is made by alternating single crochet and treble crochet stitches.

tangledyarns.ca

tangledyarns.ca

designspongeonline.com

designspongeonline.com

Crochet Cotton Scrubbers:
Made with worsted weight cotton yarn, finished size is 8″ square.

Starbursts:
Pretty little cloth that measures about 8″ square when finished.

bloomingpatterns.blogspot.com

bloomingpatterns.blogspot.com

crochetme.com

crochetme.com

Textured: Features a stitch that utilizes both the front and back loop of the same stitch to create a sturdy fabric.

Basket Weave: Crochet version of the popular knit design…nice & scrubby!

reesedixon.com

reesedixon.com

earthwhisper.wordpress.com

earthwhisper.wordpress.com

Brick Wall:
This is a crochet version of the popular ballband knit pattern.

Tulip Stitch:
Lovely decorative design, easy enough to make too!

foothillsofthegreatsmokymountains.blogspot.com

foothillsofthegreatsmokymountains.blogspot.com

dishclothcorner.blogspot.com

dishclothcorner.blogspot.com

Garterlac:
Worked in back loop in single crochet through out.

Seed Stitch:
This works equally well with a solid color and the seed stitch gives the cloth a little texture for scrubbing.

bronsfiberstuff.typepad.com

bronsfiberstuff.typepad.com

myknittingbasket.blogspot.com

myknittingbasket.blogspot.com

Lacy Crochet:
It’s “squarish” because it looks rectangle once done, but squares nicely after blocking.

Textured Stripes:
Materials needed: 4-ply, worsted weight crochet cotton; Hook Size H/8, 5.00 mm.

lemonlaneblog.wordpress.com

lemonlaneblog.wordpress.com

myrecycledbags.com

myrecycledbags.com

Pointed Granny Dishcloth:
This is a great pattern to use up those small pieces of cotton you have in your stash.

Crocheted Dishcloth:
This makes a cloth that’s about 9 1/2 inches square, it washes up beautifully, and even keeps it’s shape after washing and drying.

calledblessed.com

calledblessed.com

salihan.com

salihan.com

Apple Tawashi: Crocheted using acrylic yarn to give it extra scrubbing power, two sides are crocheted together leaving you with a thick, cushy dishcloth. Here’s a Pear version.

Quick & Easy: Simple pattern that results in a loose, thinner dishcloth. Made with a size H hook and worsted weight cotton yarn.

knitandcrochettn.blogspot.com

knitandcrochettn.blogspot.com

whiskersandwool.blogspot.com

whiskersandwool.blogspot.com

Simple Stripes: Made in one main color with a stripe on each end in a contrasting color. Pattern available via free pdf download.

Nubbie Scrubbies: Makes a thick textured dishcloth (or washcloth). Simple to work, uses ch, sc and tr stitches.

bobamom.blogspot.com

bobamom.blogspot.com

heather-thegoodlife.blogspot.com

heather-thegoodlife.blogspot.com

Citrus Twist: Made with 100% cotton worsted weight yarn and size G hook, border done in contrasting color.

Circular Pie: Round design with eight sections worked inside, just like sliced pie! Made with worsted weight yarn and a G hook.

treasuresmadefromyarn.com

treasuresmadefromyarn.com

cozymadethings.blogspot.com

cozymadethings.blogspot.com

Primrose: Two different designs available, a pretty primrose (as shown) and Daisy Wheel (circular with scalloped petal edges).

Pretty Scallops: Measures 9.5″ square, skill level noted as “Intermediate”. Stitches include sc, dc, tr LSC and TRCL (includes instructions).

mocrochet.blogspot.com

mocrochet.blogspot.com

whiskersandwool.blogspot.ca

whiskersandwool.blogspot.ca

Tulips: Cute & Kitschy, features a tulip in each corner with leaves and border in a contrasting color.

Prefer knit patterns? See this collection.

Published: August 29, 2009
Updated: April 17, 2012

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2 Comments to “20+ Free Dishcloth Patterns: {Crochet}”
  1. Pat says:

    Thank you so much for allowing us to make your beautiful pot holders. I love them and will start right away to make a few.

    Best Wishes,

    Pat

  2. heckety says:

    Thank you for these patterns, I was getting awfully bored with plain old double crochet, but not advanced enough for the more intricate patterns, and these are just what I needed to keep me happy!!


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