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Writer's pictureAmy Kate Sutherland

Knoll Dishcloth | Free Crochet Pattern

This dishcloth features a modified version of a well-known stitch, and makes the perfect texture. Have fun creating one of my personal favorite stitches, and make daily household chores so much more enjoyable!


Materials

  • 25 grams or 50 yards of any worsted weight cotton yarn. Samples use WeCrochet Dishie

  • 4.5mm crochet hook

  • Scissors and a yarn needle

Gauge

4 stitches and 4 rows = 1 inch in single crochet worked flat


Abbreviations

ch: chain

sc: single crochet

dc: double crochet

sk: skip

sp: space

ea: each

*...*: repeat the instructions in the asterisks

st(s): stitch(es)


Helpful Tutorial


Full Step by Step Tutorial:


Pattern Notes

  • Find the yarn featured in this pattern here.

  • This dishcloth is worked flat, so be sure to turn your work after each row.

  • When finished, this dishcloth measures 8 inches square.

  • If you’d like to modify the size of your dishcloth, simply chain any multiple of four, then add five chains.

Pattern

Ch 29

Row 1

dc two in the third ch from the hook, sk 1, sc in the next ch, *sk 1, dc 3 in the next ch, sk 1, sc in the next ch* across. (27 sts)

Rows 2-17

ch 2 and turn. dc two in the first st, sk 1, sc in the next st, *sk 1, dc 3 in the next st, sk 1, sc in the next st* across. (27 sts)

After completing Row 17 (or after your dishcloth is square), continue to Border Instructions

Border

Continuing from the last row, sc evenly around the entire dishcloth. I recommend aiming to place the same amount of sts on ea side.


Finishing

Pull through the last st, cut yarn, and weave in any ends.

Dishcloths aren’t typically in need of blocking, but feel free to do so. If you chose a 100% cotton yarn, I recommend simply washing these dishcloths in the washer and dryer just like clothes. They will last for years to come!


Join us in the Make-A-Long (MAL) and share your dishcloth on Instagram with the #tgtdishclothmal and tag @thegracefultangle! Join and Post in the Facebook Group here if you would like!


I hope you enjoyed following this pattern! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to send an email to thegracefultangle@gmail.com. Don't forget to follow along on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook and to stay in the loop!


Until next time,

Amy Kate




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