Dishcloths are a favorite project for many crocheters. They are small so they can be finished quickly, which is always a plus. Some folks love to use crocheted dishcloths in the kitchen as decorative items as well as functional ones. Some crocheters use dishcloths to learn new crochet stitches or techniques, which is what we’re going to do today.
Click on the photo for Rapid Blue Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern
The Rapid Blue Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern is a great way to begin to learn the Seed stitch pattern. As an added bonus, you will also learn a basic method of changing colors every on every other row.
Close up of Rapid Blue Dishcloth. See the color changes? You will learn to do that!
Worsted weight cotton yarn is a great option when making dishcloths or other kitchen items. For this project we’ve chosen Premier’s Home Cotton Grande Solids.
Click on the photo for Premier Home Cotton Grande Solids yarn
Home Cotton is great because it’s blended with polyester which means projects dry faster, colors stay brighter longer and hand-made projects last longer. You will also need a size H/8 crochet hook.
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Rapid Blue Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern
Premier Home Cotton Worsted Weight Yarn
Maggie is excited to offer five new free crochet seed stitch patterns: Seed Stitch Repeat Crochet Pattern, Rapid Blue Dishcloth, Seed Stitch Belt, Seed Stitch Hat, and Antique Elegance Afghan. We hope you enjoy these free crochet seed stitch patterns.
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This stitch is new to me, and it looks easy as well as impressive. I am going to make the belt since my daughter needs a sash for her bathrobe. I like the fact that the ends in the belt do not have to be woven in. I may try the dish cloth too. I’ve made a lot of dish cloths, but this is the neatest looking one I’ve seen. Thanks for the inspiration!