Looking for a free dishcloth pattern to try? This crunch stitch dishcloth crochet pattern is a great project to try.
This free crochet dishcloth patterns uses the half double stitch and the single crochet stitch both beginner stitches. This stitch makes a textured pattern.
Free Cotton Half Double Stitch Dishcloth PDF
Learn how to do this simple repeat pattern. This easy pattern is great for watching TV and crocheting.
You can use as a square crochet dishcloth as a cleaning cloth, dish towel, or wash cloth. They work great and are durable.
Crocheted dishcloths are great gifts too. You can choose a color to go with their décor or a neutral that would go with anyone’s style. They are practical too.
I been making all kinds of different dishcloths, free 123 sedge stitch dishcloth Pattern, free herringbone dish cloths crochet pattern, creamsicle dishcloth pattern, and even berry dishcloth.
Next, I will be sharing a potholder using this stitch.
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How to Make a Free Cotton Half Double Stitch Dishcloth Crochet Pattern
Supplies
- Scissors
- tapestry needle
- F, 3.75 mm crochet hook
- 1 – 3 oz Lily Sugar n Cream in psychedelic any other worsted weight cotton yarn approx 2.1 oz
Free Half Double Stitch Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
Abbreviations – US Terms
- yo – yarn over
- sl – slip stitch
- sc – single crochet
- hdc – half double crochet
Video Tutorials Half Double Crochet Stitch Right-Handed or Left-Handed
You can make a larger or smaller dishcloth or a blanket by using an odd number for the chain.
Free printable pattern at the bottom of the pattern. Just click on link and print pdf out.
Approx. 10 in x 10 in (25 cm x 25 cm)
How to Dishcloth Pattern Steps:
- Chain 36
- Row 1: In 2nd chain from the hook, sc, in the next chain, hdc. Alternate sc, hdc. Repeat across to the end. End with a sc. Chain 1, turn.
- Row 2: hdc into the top of the sc you just made. Alternate hdc, sc. Repeat across to the end. End with a hdc. Chain 1, turn.
- Row 3: sc into the top of hdc you just made, in the next chain, hdc. Alternate sc, hdc. Repeat across to the end. End with a sc. Chain 1, turn.
- You’ll always be putting the single crochet on top of the half double crochet from the row below and the half double crochet on top of the single crochet from the row below.
- Repeat row 2-3 until you have 32 rows. Cut yarn, weave in ends.
Free Cotton Half Double Stitch Dishcloth Printable Crochet Pattern
Half Double Stitch Dishcloth Crochet Pattern
Materials
- Scissors
- tapestry needle
- F, 3.75 mm crochet hook
- 1 – 3 oz Lily Sugar n Cream in psychedelic any other worsted weight cotton yarn approx 2.1 oz
Instructions
- Chain 36
- Row 1: In 2nd chain from the hook, sc, in the next chain, hdc. Alternate sc, hdc. Repeat across to the end. End with a sc. Chain 1, turn.
- Row 2: hdc into the top of the sc you just made. Alternate hdc, sc. Repeat across to the end. End with a hdc. Chain 1, turn.
- Row 3: sc into the top of hdc you just made, in the next chain, hdc. Alternate sc, hdc. Repeat across to the end. End with a sc. Chain 1, turn.
- You’ll always be putting the single crochet on top of the half double crochet from the row below and the half double crochet on top of the single crochet from the row below.
- Repeat row 2-3 until you have 32 rows. Cut yarn, weave in ends.
Notes
Abbreviations – US Terms
yo – yarn over
sl – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
You can make a larger or smaller dishcloth or a blanket by using an odd number for the chain.
Approx. 10 in x 10 in (25 cm x 25 cm)
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