Looking for a free kitchen dish Towel pattern to try? This free blue wave dish towel crochet pattern is a great project to try.

This dish towel crochet pattern uses the ripple crochet stitch which is a combination of half double crochet and half double crochet decrease stitch.

Crocheted dish towel patterns are great for learning a new stitch. You don’t need much yarn, 2 skeins of cotton yarn to make to matching dish towels.

You can use as a kitchen cleaning cloth, dish towel, or wash cloth. They work great and are durable.

This crochet stitch makes a wavy pattern. It is the popular classic ripple stitch used in crochet afghan patterns.

I think these colors of denim blue and white would make an adorable crocheted boy baby blanket.

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Try this other kitchen patterns: free herringbone dish clothes crochet pattern, springtide kitchen towel crocheting pattern, and even berry dishcloth.

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Free Printable Crocheting Pattern at the Bottom of Written Pattern Directions

Try this easy ripple crochet kitchen towel pattern. The classic ripple stitch is fun to do.

How to Make a Free Blue Wave Dish Towel Crochet Pattern

Supplies

Scissors
tapestry needle
H, 5 mm crochet hook
2 – 2.5 Lily Sugar n Cream in blue jean and wh i te or any other worsted weight 100% cotton yarn approx 2.5 oz of of color A and 2 oz color B.

White Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn

Blue Jean Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn

Blue Wave Dish Towel Crochet Pattern

Abbreviations – US Terms

yo – yarn over
sl – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet stitch
2hdctog – half double crochet stitch decrease

special stitch -2 half double crochet stitch decrease– Yarn over, insert hook in specified stitch and draw up a loop; three loops on the hook, Keeping these three loops on hook, yarn over and draw up a loop in the next stitch, then draw through all 5 stitches.

You can make a larger or smaller crocheted dish towel or a blanket by using 12 +2 chain.

Approx. 15 in x 21 in (38 cm x 53 cm)

Color A – White

Chain 50

Row 1 – crochet hdc in 3 chain from hook

*Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch. In the next 2 chains, 2hdctog (Yarn over, insert hook in specified stitch and draw up a loop; three loops on the hook, Keeping these three loops on hook, yarn over and draw up a loop in the next stitch, then draw through all 5 stitches). 2hdctog again in the next two chains( 1 stitch). Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 CH, then work 2 hdc in next CH, and another 2 hdc in the next chain.

Repeat from * across to the last ch. 2 hdc into that last ch. Ch 2 and turn.

Row 2: hdC in the next stitch

*Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch. In the next two chains, 2hdctog. Then 2hdctog again in the next two chains(( 1 stitch). Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch, then work 2 hdc in next ch, and another 2 hdc in the next chain.

Repeat from * across to the last ch. Work 2 hdc into the top of the ch 2 turning chain from the previous row. Ch 2 and turn.

Repeat row 2 for the rest of the dish towel until you reach your desired length.

Color changes: 4 rows of white, 2 rows blue, 1, row white, 2 rows blue, 6 rows white, 8 rows blue, 6 rows white, 2 rows blue, 1 row white, 2 rows blue, 4 rows white

Knot and weave in ends using a tapestry needle. Cut off excess yarn. Block if you want. Enjoy

Free Printable Blue Wave Dishtowel Crochet Pattern

Blue Wave Ripple Dishtowel Crochet Pattern

Materials

Scissors
tapestry needle
H, 5 mm crochet hook
2 – 2.5 Lily Sugar n Cream in blue jean and white or any other worsted weight 100% cotton yarn approx 2.5 oz of of color A and 2 oz color B.

Instructions

Chain 50

Row 1 – crochet hdc in 3 chain from hook

*Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch. In the next 2 chains, 2hdctog (Yarn over, insert hook in specified stitch and draw up a loop; three loops on the hook, Keeping these three loops on hook, yarn over and draw up a loop in the next stitch, then draw through all 5 stitches). 2hdctog again in the next two chains( 1 stitch). Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 CH, then work 2 hdc in next CH, and another 2 hdc in the next chain.

Repeat from * across to the last ch. 2 hdc into that last ch. Ch 2 and turn.

Row 2: hdC in the next stitch

*Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch. In the next two chains, 2hdctog. Then 2hdctog again in the next two chains(( 1 stitch). Work 1 hdc in each of the next 3 ch, then work 2 hdc in next ch, and another 2 hdc in the next chain.

Repeat from * across to the last ch. Work 2 hdc into the top of the ch 2 turning chain from the previous row. Ch 2 and turn.

Repeat row 2 for the rest of the dishtowel until you reach your desired length.

Color changes: 4 rows of white, 2 rows blue, 1, row white, 2 rows blue, 6 rows white, 8 rows blue, 6 rows white, 2 rows blue, 1 row white, 2 rows blue, 4 rows white

Knot and weave in ends using a tapestry needle. Cut off excess yarn. Block if you want. Enjoy

Notes

Abbreviations – US Terms

yo – yarn over

sl – slip stitch

sc – single crochet

hdc – half double crochet stitch

2hdctog – half double crochet stitch decrease

special stitch -2 half double crochet stitch decrease– Yarn over, insert hook in specified stitch and draw up a loop; three loops on the hook, Keeping these three loops on hook, yarn over and draw up a loop in the next stitch, then draw through all 5 stitches.

You can make a larger or smaller dishtowel or a blanket by using 12 +2 chain.

Approx. 15 in x 21 in (38 cm x 53 cm)

Color A – White

Try this other crocheted ripple patterns: Rainbow Chevron Baby Blanket, Velvet Leaf Ripple Throw, or Chunky Chevron Throw.

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