I have made the little round, puffy scrubbies from this yarn and they are great. When I made the dishcloth, I combined two strands, one of cotton dishcloth yarn and one of the scrubby yarn. That works great for a regular dishcloth. I liked mine so much that I made several sets in different colors as small stocking stuffers and everyone seems to love them.
agree devon....i have polyester and cotton scrubby's ...love, love the cotton ones...the cloth jayda made today was a little on the large side, but it will do a good job. these can also be used to exfoliate your skin in the shower, like a loofah. i made a long one to use as a back scrubby.
My darling husband bought me the red heart scrubby book and some yarn. I was a bit scared of it at first but my confidence grew and I made a rubber ducky shape and it turned out so cute and he has great scrubby power.
I find it helpful to occasionally hold it up to a light to see if the stitches are looking even, as it's so easy to miss a stitch. I LOVE the feel of these, love how easily they dry, and that I can easily toss these in my dishwasher. Thank you for your clear teaching, Jayda!
Thank you so much for this! It gave me 'permission' to go easy on myself as I was ready to toss this across the room! I'm not a new crocheter and I was trying one of the flower scrubbies from your website and well, forget it. This tutorial I could manage with this yarn. Not relaxing to work with by any means but I love washing my dishes with them so square they are going to be!
Hi Debbie! I found using the larger hook was absolutely necessary with this "yarn" LOL. It makes a fantastic scrubber, but it is a little tricky to work with!
I've been searching for this!! I purchased 2 of these scrubbies at a craft fair. The lady was advertising them as dish scrubbies but mentioned using them in the shower. That's what sold me. I bought 2 and have one away with bath items.
I bought the scrubby yarn that was cotton and not polyester, and made myself a scrubby cloth for bathing. It came out perfect so I'll make a few more. So I went shopping a 2nd time and got the polyester version and soon I'll make a couple dishcloths. I am a novice at crocheting, but this was very easy and quick. Thank you for the easy to understand tutorials.
I had trouble with this yarn so I used a strand of cotton yarn with it and it was much easier to see the stitches. It also gave the scrubby a softness.
Thank you for the tutorial. I just made a scrubby this morning using a Red Heart peach color that I found at the Dolllar Tree of all places. I bought two skeins. Based on your comments, I used a 6.5 mm hook, and it was perfect. I plan to make the round scrubbies as well. I have plenty of time to knit, crochet, cross-stitch, etc. during the Illinois "stay-in-place" order by our Governor.
I am making the first one now & it looks so nice. I'm going to gift it our son. Plan on giving him 3-4 of them in a couple of colors. I think he'll like & use them.
I am a beginner at crochet projects . but I do want to make my own scrubbies. This seems like a great starting project. I will practice first before I try with the scrubbie yarn. Thanks so much. (so relieved that mistakes are okay!)
Hi Jayda and Mr. InStitches. Tried this and upsized to 6.5. Interesting texture and pretty heavy dishcloth. Not easy to work with but with your video as guidance, came out fine. Gorgeous bright yellow color. Thanks. 😊
Hi Jayda 'n Mr.Institches! *waving frantically* - 😊 Jayda kudos, whoop, whoop! You are the woman! Award (insert sing song voice) 🏆🏆 I've seen the yarn at the store, and... kept on walking,lol You make it look easy, you could not pay me enough! I would be throwing the skein at the wall first, then the trash! LOL 🤣🤣 I know my limitations, this challenge? Nope, not happening, lol
Hi Afroditi! Mr. InStitches doesn't like the sound of this yarn LOL, but he has to admit that it makes a pretty decent dishcloth :) It's definitely a bit challenging to work with though!!
I have used this yarn for dishcloths. I like it. You are right about it being challenging! I’ll will continue to use it. Thanks for your review and pattern.
I’ve made these in a poof pattern and I love them. I really like that sparkle scrubbie yarn, it is great scrubbing my dishes with, and it doesn’t absorb water.
I LOVE the scrubby yarn, I combine it with 100% cotton, I do 3 rounds for the eye make-up remover, 4 rounds for the face scrubby and 5 rounds for the bath scrubby, I make them double, one side has both yarns and one side only the cotton, then with wrong sides together(one of each) I crochet them together with and sc or a reverse sc. When I use the heavy #6 cotton then I make them single. I have crochet up over 100 balls already, these make lovely gifts, I get many compliments, they are also great for craft sales, easy to sell. I love making the sets
I made 15 loofah poofs with this yarn for Christmas gifts, they turned out nice. I’ve made Holiday themed dishcloths with it for bridal shower gifts too, everyone seems to like them. Thanks for the tutorial 😀
I made a dishcloth from a pattern that makes it a cotton dishcloth on one side and a scrubby cloth on the other. You crochet alternating rows in front or back loops so all the open loops are all on the same side then you sc the scrubby yarn in each of the open loops along the rows going back and forth like you did the original cloth. It makes an amazing cloth that's perfect for scrubbing dishes and cleaning countertops where you need a little extra for the odd drop that someone left to dry on. And it won't scratch surfaces.
I really do not care fot this yarn, but have made a few dishcloths with it and I love to use them, therefore, like it or not, I am making dishcloths with it.😅 I just made one a few minutes ago using a K hook. Larger hook really helped.
I used the scrubby yarn to make some rose-shaped shower loofas. They turned out so cute and they work really well, so I used some as stocking stuffers for the girls in my family.
Thank you, I have the scrubby sparkle yarn and it is hard on the fingers. I hope to give them out as gifts and some as stocking stuffers in December. You are a wonderful teacher.
Funny project. Need to find that yarn here. We have some Red Heart yarn here in Finland but not all. And nice how colour of your shirt matches the yarn you used 😊.
Thank you! For the review 👍 I'm always cleaning the kitchen. 🍴 Will be trying out the yarn. Love the video 💜👏👏 so beautiful seeing the yarn fall from the basket .
Hello from Montreal! Love your channel and thank you so much for your tutorials! By coincidence I made one of these last week. , but did it in single crochet , it turned Out well but it was almost like crocheting blind ! Lol 😉 Next cloth will be done in half Double crochet! I made mine in white with a blue border and hook , they work really well . Keep warm and thanks again 👍
I've found working with this yarn that doing a circle was easier for me to make then a square. My mom absolutely loves when I make her a scrubbie. She always let's me know when hers is getting yucky so I can make her another. lol
I crocheted a dishcloth with the scrubby yarn a couple years ago and ended up using it in the shower as a hand made loofah......I wash it in the washing machine in hot water with my white clothes. It is holding up better than any store bought shower cloth.
Hey Jayda. Nice cloth!! I’ve made some using cotton yarns with the scrubbie yarn. Turn out real nice. Include dish towels, pot holders, scrubbies, and towel holder as gift sets. Big hits!! I have tons of towels I bought at dollar stores n lots of cotton yarn n scrubbie yarns to match up w/the cottons Great video, as usual. I prefer using larger hook’s with this stuff!! Lol
Hi Jayda! Great tutorial and review! I bought a bunch of this yarn quite a while ago for this very purpose but as of yet haven’t done anything with it. This is great! I’ll have to give it a try with this nice basic pattern. I love making dishcloths! I agree that the crochet ones are more dense than the knitted ones. Thanks for sharing!
HI Thea! I like the one my mother in law made us, but I definitely prefer the thickness of the crochet version over the knit, I feel like it might scrub harder LOL
I think you are probably right Jayda. I was going to make one today but the yarn is buried in one of my containers so there wasn’t time to find it, lol.
Hi Jayda I will give it a try and see how it works I never made I dish cloth before or I never tried that scrubby yarn but I'm willing to give it a good try
Hi Kathy! I found it easier to work with when using a larger hook (so I could more easily see the stitches) but I enjoyed working with the texture and it scrubs well!
Thank you for sharing this terrific pattern! It was neat since I recieved some of the yarn today for my birthday! Now I can enjoy it this weekend! Happy Friday! ❤xo💜xo💙xo💛xo💖xo💚
I was curious about the Scrubby yarn and got some before Christmas. I made a scrubby using a pattern I found online; it was a circle, about 4” in diameter, double thickness. (Similar construction to Jayda’s retro potholder.) The recipient loved it but I haven’t made one since.
Thank you, Jayda, for showing me how 'easy' it is to crochet one of these. I've been making a lot of dish cloths...started out knitting them then switched to crochet, which I've been doing ever since because it's so much easier and faster to complete one (although it does take twice the amount of yarn :-\). I've also knitted several of the scrubbies because I found it too difficult to crochet them with all of the 'hairiness' of that yarn. However, after watching you crochet one, I will try again because I'm way behind on them. I'm paring two cotton dish rags and one scrubby to give as gifts and, hopefully, to start selling. Gotta somehow pay for all this yarn!!! :-O :-D Thanks again. Blessings...
I love the Scrubby made this way. I originally learned to make it knitted but I prefer this crochet version. I also tried the Scrubby cotton and didn't like it because it absorption much water. Some people make these smaller too make face Scrubby.
Thus far, I've found RH Scrubby (and Yarn Bee Scrubology, a "clone" from Hobby Lobby) much easier to crochet with if I hold it double with a strand of regular "kitchen cotton" yarn. For a scrubby yarn used by itself, I prefer Mary Maxim Scrub-It, which is a cotton tape yarn with a scrubby edge. I currently have my RH Scrubby/Yarn Bee Scrubology stash bagged up to sell on eBay -- but I'll wait until I've finished watching your review to decide if I should reconsider that decision.
Jayda, thank you for your expert tutorial. I think I'll make a smaller version, this yarn irritates my skin too much to make a larger version as you have done
Hi Jayda We are following you from Egypt both me and my daughter and we like your tutorials very much We would like you to make more videos about crochet toys
Hi Mona, Thank you for watching and for the suggestion :) If you want to check out some of the toy videos we've already done (and we have a LOT!) you can see our entire playlist here: ua-cam.com/play/PLU-tvdaf-Fne5QbcqVLybiDO2Te3dh7l0.html
Hi Edlisia! It's pretty unique stuff. I wasn't so sure of it at first, but I got around to enjoying working with it...but I think my favourite thing about it is the sound it makes when it taps against the table!
Hey Jayda, I love cotton & even though I deal sensitive skin , hands I love scrubby! I have to mention I've not used the cotton scrubby, I love the shine & workability in the kitchen & elsewhere of the reg scrubby. I have a design that gets into things , I dunno, I think it works harder because it's not on dimensional.. if that makes sense!LOL I actually popped in to say once you practiced with the looser st's you can do reg ones and you'll recognize where the ST's are as well as you'll feel them. ( I don't need that light touch with it..again even with sensitive issues beyond the norm! asin hooks cause pain against skin ya, I'm an odd duck lol. I feel personally it's a new texture & it takes getting used to it. Less of a grasp in your yarn holding , non working hand and then it glides quick n easy. LOL just how it works / I work with it. Try patterning it with reg cotton J, It looks great and you get the W. Horse at the same time. Ahh , Like everything else there are endless Ideas n uses. This lil yella scrubby might be like one of your lil crochet characters and begin dancing about in your dreams bringing you a whole new series of tutes, vids while you explore those dreams ..a bouncy fun explosion of scrubbiessss .. HAVE FUN! lol (u prob already are he hee)
HI Kathleen! It definitely took a little getting use too, I found I was zipping along quite quickly after a few rows :) I like the weight of the cloth!
@@JaydaInStitches so happy your enjoying that texture and well, I cal it the YUM FACTOR 😊 WHEN A IT FEELS GOOD. WORKS EVEN BETTER IT'S YUMMY. LOLOL OOPs caps, ther more you use it. Three more ideas you'll have for new and fun things. Can't wait God Bless ❣
I have been hesitant to buy this yarn because i just didn't know how it would work up. Now I'm excited to go get some and give it a try. I wonder how it would turn out if I work it together with a cotton yarn.
@@kellydrummer3285 Thanks! I thought I had seen some somewhere. I wonder tho how it would turn out if you held the scrubbie yarn together with a cotton. So it would have more srubbieness than a regular wash cloth but not quite as much as the scrubbie by itself. I'm thinking maybe good exfoliating for my winter dry skin.
Jayda- Have you ever tried the sugar n cream cotton yarn? I’ve only heard you talk about crafter cotton, some red heart thing. . . Bernat? The sugar n cream is the only cotton I’ve ever used, and if you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend it! After all, you don’t have any cotton. 😉
I have made the little round, puffy scrubbies from this yarn and they are great. When I made the dishcloth, I combined two strands, one of cotton dishcloth yarn and one of the scrubby yarn. That works great for a regular dishcloth. I liked mine so much that I made several sets in different colors as small stocking stuffers and everyone seems to love them.
I did the same too. So much easier.
Those sound great!
I absolutely love my scrubbies I've made with the Scrubby Cotton yarn 😍 I made round ones with ridges and they work great for cleaning your veggies!
Hi Devon! What a great idea!
agree devon....i have polyester and cotton scrubby's ...love, love the cotton ones...the cloth jayda made today was a little on the large side, but it will do a good job. these can also be used to exfoliate your skin in the shower, like a loofah. i made a long one to use as a back scrubby.
My darling husband bought me the red heart scrubby book and some yarn. I was a bit scared of it at first but my confidence grew and I made a rubber ducky shape and it turned out so cute and he has great scrubby power.
Ohmygosh, what a cute idea!
I heard scrubby yarn was horrible. But your half double crochet made this a breeze. My family loves them. Thanks your tutorials are always awesome!
That's super! Thank you for watching :)
Coincidental timing ... I was looking for a dishcloth pattern and DING! there it was. Love it!
This might be a case of "great minds think alike" :)
margiegrace same here!
I use this for one side of a round dish scrubbie, with the other side made of tulle. I love them. Can't wait to give this one a try!
How do you make these? I would love the pattern!
love this yarn - i have made several in round, oval, and square - lasts forever and never gets smelly.
good point Joanna! It's Polyester, so there's nowhere for bacteria to hide!
I find it helpful to occasionally hold it up to a light to see if the stitches are looking even, as it's so easy to miss a stitch. I LOVE the feel of these, love how easily they dry, and that I can easily toss these in my dishwasher. Thank you for your clear teaching, Jayda!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for this! It gave me 'permission' to go easy on myself as I was ready to toss this across the room! I'm not a new crocheter and I was trying one of the flower scrubbies from your website and well, forget it. This tutorial I could manage with this yarn. Not relaxing to work with by any means but I love washing my dishes with them so square they are going to be!
Hi Debbie! I found using the larger hook was absolutely necessary with this "yarn" LOL. It makes a fantastic scrubber, but it is a little tricky to work with!
I also combine the scrubby yarn with regular cotton yarn - makes it easier to crochet and gives the cloth more "body." 😘
Great idea thanks 👍
That's a great idea!
I've been searching for this!!
I purchased 2 of these scrubbies at a craft fair.
The lady was advertising them as dish scrubbies but mentioned using them in the shower.
That's what sold me. I bought 2 and have one away with bath items.
Hi! Thank you for watching 😊
I bought the scrubby yarn that was cotton and not polyester, and made myself a scrubby cloth for bathing. It came out perfect so I'll make a few more. So I went shopping a 2nd time and got the polyester version and soon I'll make a couple dishcloths. I am a novice at crocheting, but this was very easy and quick. Thank you for the easy to understand tutorials.
We're going to go looking for the cotton stuff too!
I had trouble with this yarn so I used a strand of cotton yarn with it and it was much easier to see the stitches. It also gave the scrubby a softness.
Hi Charlotte! Thank you for watching :)
Thank you for the tutorial. I just made a scrubby this morning using a Red Heart peach color that I found at the Dolllar Tree of all places. I bought two skeins. Based on your comments, I used a 6.5 mm hook, and it was perfect. I plan to make the round scrubbies as well. I have plenty of time to knit, crochet, cross-stitch, etc. during the Illinois "stay-in-place" order by our Governor.
Hi Marguerite, if we've got extra time on our hands, it feels good to be able to make something useful with it! Thank you for watching :)
I am making the first one now & it looks so nice. I'm going to gift it our son. Plan on giving him 3-4 of them in a couple of colors. I think he'll like & use them.
Hi! They're super useful 😊 Thank you for watching!
I am a beginner at crochet projects . but I do want to make my own scrubbies. This seems like a great starting project. I will practice first before I try with the scrubbie yarn. Thanks so much. (so relieved that mistakes are okay!)
Mistakes are ALWAYS ok! how else do we learn? 😊 Thank you for watching!
Hi Jayda and Mr. InStitches. Tried this and upsized to 6.5. Interesting texture and pretty heavy dishcloth. Not easy to work with but with your video as guidance, came out fine. Gorgeous bright yellow color. Thanks. 😊
Hi Carlene, we're so glad to hear it :)
Hey that dish cloth idea is great thank you !
Hi Susan, Thank you for watching 😊
Hi Jayda 'n Mr.Institches! *waving frantically* - 😊 Jayda kudos, whoop, whoop! You are the woman! Award (insert sing song voice) 🏆🏆
I've seen the yarn at the store, and... kept on walking,lol You make it look easy, you could not pay me enough! I would be throwing the skein at the wall first, then the trash! LOL 🤣🤣 I know my limitations, this challenge? Nope, not happening, lol
Afroditi... the LOL!
Shelly Johnson I’m serious Shelly so not joking!! 😊
try it afroditi, and if it is a pain to work with, at least if you throw it, you won't damage anything! lolol!
@@kellydrummer3285 LOL I can definitely see myself throwing it!
Hi Afroditi! Mr. InStitches doesn't like the sound of this yarn LOL, but he has to admit that it makes a pretty decent dishcloth :) It's definitely a bit challenging to work with though!!
I have used this yarn for dishcloths. I like it. You are right about it being challenging! I’ll will continue to use it. Thanks for your review and pattern.
Hi Kathy! I think my next one will be made using a slightly larger hook :)
I’ve made these in a poof pattern and I love them. I really like that sparkle scrubbie yarn, it is great scrubbing my dishes with, and it doesn’t absorb water.
I tend to like anything that has a twinkle running through it! I'll have to keep an eye out for that too :)
I combine the scrubby with a regular cotton yarn to make my washcloths
Thanks great idea.🤗👍
I did the same
Nancy Oleksy May I ask, wash cloths? Or dish cloths?
yeah my sister in law did the same
@@masuganut2082 technically, washcloths are for washing you. Dishcloths are for washing dishes. They all clean tho. 😀
I LOVE the scrubby yarn, I combine it with 100% cotton, I do 3 rounds for the eye make-up remover, 4 rounds for the face scrubby and 5 rounds for the bath scrubby, I make them double, one side has both yarns and one side only the cotton, then with wrong sides together(one of each) I crochet them together with and sc or a reverse sc. When I use the heavy #6 cotton then I make them single. I have crochet up over 100 balls already, these make lovely gifts, I get many compliments, they are also great for craft sales, easy to sell. I love making the sets
What a great project idea! Thank you for sharing Tina :)
I made 15 loofah poofs with this yarn for Christmas gifts, they turned out nice. I’ve made Holiday themed dishcloths with it for bridal shower gifts too, everyone seems to like them. Thanks for the tutorial 😀
Loofah made from this stuff would probably feel pretty good!
How do you make loofahs?
I made a dishcloth from a pattern that makes it a cotton dishcloth on one side and a scrubby cloth on the other. You crochet alternating rows in front or back loops so all the open loops are all on the same side then you sc the scrubby yarn in each of the open loops along the rows going back and forth like you did the original cloth. It makes an amazing cloth that's perfect for scrubbing dishes and cleaning countertops where you need a little extra for the odd drop that someone left to dry on. And it won't scratch surfaces.
That sounds neat!
Just bought some! Thanks for the info!
Thank you for watching 😊
I really do not care fot this yarn, but have made a few dishcloths with it and I love to use them, therefore, like it or not, I am making dishcloths with it.😅
I just made one a few minutes ago using a K hook. Larger hook really helped.
I agree!
Thank you for taking the time for us 🌷🙏🏻
Thank you for watching, Wendy!
I use bleach on my white one and it always looks brand new . I do love the cheery colour you are working with.
Hi Peaches! Do you think the bleach would change the colour of this polyester? I might try an experiment!
Thanks so much for this tutorial i just bought some of this yarn and now feel better about working with it.
I definitely recommend the larger hook :) Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this! I had my scrubby yarn for several months now, and finally made a scrubby with it!
Great! It's nice to be able to reach into the stash for a new project!
I used the scrubby yarn to make some rose-shaped shower loofas. They turned out so cute and they work really well, so I used some as stocking stuffers for the girls in my family.
What a cute idea!!
I made this today using Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle. Thanks for this video! ❤️
Sparkle! I'm going to see if I can find some of that :)
It's the only type of Scrubby I have tried so far, but I like it. I ended up making two, one yellow and one green.
Thank you, I have the scrubby sparkle yarn and it is hard on the fingers. I hope to give them out as gifts and some as stocking stuffers in December. You are a wonderful teacher.
Great idea!💗
Thank you Jayda!!! I made some several summers ago...had similar issues you mentioned. Thanks again!
Hi Annette! Yes, I definitely recommend the larger hook LOL
Lovely review of the yarn. I am going to make one for each of my six sisters! Thank you Jayda and Mr InStitches
Hi Lesley! Thank you for watching :)
I can see a nice oldfashioned teddy bear out of it:)
Yep! Don't knock yourself out but Jayda you made it so much easier to use this yarn! Thanks!
Funny project. Need to find that yarn here. We have some Red Heart yarn here in Finland but not all. And nice how colour of your shirt matches the yarn you used 😊.
Hi Nina! It does match! LOL :)
Thank you! For the review 👍 I'm always cleaning the kitchen. 🍴 Will be trying out the yarn. Love the video 💜👏👏 so beautiful seeing the yarn fall from the basket .
Hi Danielle! I hope you're enjoying some respite from the cold! Have a great week :)
Thank you! I got some of this yarn for Christmas and couldn’t figure out how to use it, as usual your crochet tutorials are amazing!!! 😍
Hi Lorene, thank you so much!
Enjoyed experience of Scrubby tutorial.
You are such a good teacher giving good tips to beginners.
I will be trying it. 👍
Hi Roxey! Thank you for watching :)
I made a washcloth with this yarn. I used the sparkly scrubbier one for a dishcloth.
Hello from Montreal! Love your channel and thank you so much for your tutorials!
By coincidence I made one of these last week. , but did it in single crochet , it turned
Out well but it was almost like crocheting blind ! Lol 😉 Next cloth will be done in half
Double crochet! I made mine in white with a blue border and hook , they work really well .
Keep warm and thanks again 👍
Hello from Ontario Roberta! I hope you've had some relief over there with all this cold!!
I've found working with this yarn that doing a circle was easier for me to make then a square. My mom absolutely loves when I make her a scrubbie. She always let's me know when hers is getting yucky so I can make her another. lol
Hi Mary! I think my next scrubbie will be a circle!
I crocheted into the large hole of the half double crochet stitch and it still looked fine.
Hi Cindy, good to know! With this crazy texture, I think there would be a lot of room for experimentation :)
I must say I thought this yarn would indeed challenging for me but you gave some very helpful suggestions. Once again...thanks Jayda
We're happy to help Brenda! :)
as this being my first ever crochet project, I can say it was fairly easy to follow. Thank you for the amazing tutorial!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Melissa!
I crocheted a dishcloth with the scrubby yarn a couple years ago and ended up using it in the shower as a hand made loofah......I wash it in the washing machine in hot water with my white clothes. It is holding up better than any store bought shower cloth.
Great to know! Thank you for sharing, Rhonda :)
I love working with scrubby and I have been making for my customers.
Hey Jayda. Nice cloth!! I’ve made some using cotton yarns with the scrubbie yarn. Turn out real nice. Include dish towels, pot holders, scrubbies, and towel holder as gift sets. Big hits!!
I have tons of towels I bought at dollar stores n lots of cotton yarn n scrubbie yarns to match up w/the cottons
Great video, as usual. I prefer using larger hook’s with this stuff!! Lol
Hi Val, definitely want a larger hook with this stuff!
Hi Jayda! Great tutorial and review! I bought a bunch of this yarn quite a while ago for this very purpose but as of yet haven’t done anything with it. This is great! I’ll have to give it a try with this nice basic pattern. I love making dishcloths! I agree that the crochet ones are more dense than the knitted ones. Thanks for sharing!
HI Thea! I like the one my mother in law made us, but I definitely prefer the thickness of the crochet version over the knit, I feel like it might scrub harder LOL
I think you are probably right Jayda. I was going to make one today but the yarn is buried in one of my containers so there wasn’t time to find it, lol.
Hi Jayda I will give it a try and see how it works I never made I dish cloth before or I never tried that scrubby yarn but I'm willing to give it a good try
Hi Kathy! I found it easier to work with when using a larger hook (so I could more easily see the stitches) but I enjoyed working with the texture and it scrubs well!
Thank you for the information
I have had several skiers of scrubby and I tossed it aside because I couldn’t find my spaces!! But this makes me want to pick it back up!!
HI Lisa, I highly recommend using a larger hook, maybe even bigger than the one I used, it will make it much easier!!
I’m new, I tried to make donut shapes, it felt impossible! Thank you for this video. 😁👍🏻
Hi Samantha! When it comes to the novelty yarn, I like to stick to the simple stitches and shapes, it saves a lot of cursing LOL
This also makes a great exfoliating face cloth!
That’s very pretty. I will have to try this. Thanks Jayda
Hi Kathy! I really love that bright yellow!
I too add cotton yarn with the scrubby yarn 💕
Evaluation was perfect and honest!
HI Barbara, thank you!
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Bellisimas Gracias
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for sharing this terrific pattern! It was neat since I recieved some of the yarn today for my birthday! Now I can enjoy it this weekend! Happy Friday! ❤xo💜xo💙xo💛xo💖xo💚
Happy Birthday Lala!
Thank you both!! ❤xo💜xo💙xo💛xo💖xo
I love every you make! Thanks for teaching me to crochet!
Hi Allie! Thank you for watching :)
I love this project. Definitely going to try this one if I can find the yarn.
Awesome video Jada! I am definitely going to give these scrubby dish cloths a try!👍
They certainly make dish scrubbing easier :)
Great video! We sing your praises on FB For the Love of Crochet!
Hi! Thank you so much for watching :)
Love this pattern! Made some round ones a few years ago! Thank you so much!
Hi Dawn, simple is the plan when it comes to novelty yarn :) Makes a really great cloth!
I've tried to use this yarn but it was too fiddly. Ill give it another try. Great video👍🏾♥️
I find using a larger than normal hook helps quite a bit 😊
I was curious about the Scrubby yarn and got some before Christmas. I made a scrubby using a pattern I found online; it was a circle, about 4” in diameter, double thickness. (Similar construction to Jayda’s retro potholder.) The recipient loved it but I haven’t made one since.
I like the look of a round one, I might try a round one next!
Let us know how you like it! 💕
Thank you, Jayda, for showing me how 'easy' it is to crochet one of these. I've been making a lot of dish cloths...started out knitting them then switched to crochet, which I've been doing ever since because it's so much easier and faster to complete one (although it does take twice the amount of yarn :-\). I've also knitted several of the scrubbies because I found it too difficult to crochet them with all of the 'hairiness' of that yarn. However, after watching you crochet one, I will try again because I'm way behind on them. I'm paring two cotton dish rags and one scrubby to give as gifts and, hopefully, to start selling. Gotta somehow pay for all this yarn!!! :-O :-D Thanks again. Blessings...
It's definitely a fun yarn to work with once you get the hang of it! makes a great scrub cloth!
I realize I'm late to the party (Hahaha), however, your tutorial rocks!!! Thanks, Jayda!!!
Hi Carole! Thank you for watching :)
If you live in Ottawa, you are about 4 hours from me. I live on the west coast of michigan. Have a great day
I have used this yarn before and yes it is different to work with. I can only single crochet with it as it is a little different to see the stitches.
It definitely takes some getting used to! I'm glad I chose the bright colour to work with :)
I love the Scrubby made this way. I originally learned to make it knitted but I prefer this crochet version. I also tried the Scrubby cotton and didn't like it because it absorption much water. Some people make these smaller too make face Scrubby.
Thus far, I've found RH Scrubby (and Yarn Bee Scrubology, a "clone" from Hobby Lobby) much easier to crochet with if I hold it double with a strand of regular "kitchen cotton" yarn. For a scrubby yarn used by itself, I prefer Mary Maxim Scrub-It, which is a cotton tape yarn with a scrubby edge.
I currently have my RH Scrubby/Yarn Bee Scrubology stash bagged up to sell on eBay -- but I'll wait until I've finished watching your review to decide if I should reconsider that decision.
We're going to have to look for some cotton scrubby yarn to try!
I was thinking about using as a scrubby for my face and body.
Great teacher!
Thank you! 😃
I don’t thunk my vision...or lack thereof😊...will allow me to use this yarn... But... Thanks for the review..
Jayda, thank you for your expert tutorial. I think I'll make a smaller version, this yarn irritates my skin too much to make a larger version as you have done
Great video !!
Can you use do a 💗 dishcloth for valentines day pleae
carla jeronimo yes please!!!
Hi Jayda
We are following you from Egypt both me and my daughter and we like your tutorials very much
We would like you to make more videos about crochet toys
Hi Mona, Thank you for watching and for the suggestion :) If you want to check out some of the toy videos we've already done (and we have a LOT!) you can see our entire playlist here: ua-cam.com/play/PLU-tvdaf-Fne5QbcqVLybiDO2Te3dh7l0.html
A yarn you need to have patience for but I love the feel and texture of this yarn. Thank you for sharing this video Jayda :)
Hi Edlisia! It's pretty unique stuff. I wasn't so sure of it at first, but I got around to enjoying working with it...but I think my favourite thing about it is the sound it makes when it taps against the table!
@@JaydaInStitches Lol me to plus if you rub it back and forth against it's self it remind's me of a nail emery board lol
Thanks for sharing this tutorial great job. 👍😊
Hey Jayda, I love cotton & even though I deal sensitive skin , hands I love scrubby! I have to mention I've not used the cotton scrubby, I love the shine & workability in the kitchen & elsewhere of the reg scrubby. I have a design that gets into things , I dunno, I think it works harder because it's not on dimensional.. if that makes sense!LOL I actually popped in to say once you practiced with the looser st's you can do reg ones and you'll recognize where the ST's are as well as you'll feel them. ( I don't need that light touch with it..again even with sensitive issues beyond the norm! asin hooks cause pain against skin ya, I'm an odd duck lol. I feel personally it's a new texture & it takes getting used to it. Less of a grasp in your yarn holding , non working hand and then it glides quick n easy. LOL just how it works / I work with it. Try patterning it with reg cotton J, It looks great and you get the W. Horse at the same time. Ahh , Like everything else there are endless Ideas n uses. This lil yella scrubby might be like one of your lil crochet characters and begin dancing about in your dreams bringing you a whole new series of tutes, vids while you explore those dreams ..a bouncy fun explosion of scrubbiessss .. HAVE FUN! lol (u prob already are he hee)
HI Kathleen! It definitely took a little getting use too, I found I was zipping along quite quickly after a few rows :) I like the weight of the cloth!
@@JaydaInStitches so happy your enjoying that texture and well, I cal it the YUM FACTOR 😊 WHEN A IT FEELS GOOD. WORKS EVEN BETTER IT'S YUMMY. LOLOL OOPs caps, ther more you use it. Three more ideas you'll have for new and fun things. Can't wait God Bless ❣
I had a hell of a time crocheting the stuff didn't think to use a larger size tho good tip
I definitely recommend the bigger hook! The next one I make I'll use a bigger hook than I did in this tutorial :)
Thanks! I have some I haven’t used yet.
another "stash" buster!
Yay! I love this stuff! Can't wait to make one!
It really works! :)
I use one strand red heart scrubby and one strand of regular red heart cotton and I crochet them together
Yikes, this looks so challenging. But everyone seems to like it. May have to try it.
HI Dawn, I strongly recommend using a larger hook! It makes working with it easier :)
Great idea Quacktatty!
* giggle *
I FOUND IT EASIER TO KNIT WITH THIS YARN. THAT WAY THE STITCHES ARE MORE VISABLE.
Half double crochet is smart!
Wow that was an interesting dish cloth nice💗💗💗
Hi Vima! It's strange yarn, but it does make a good dishcloth!
Thank you! That was very helpful!
i got that same yarn and i understand what you mean by poofy !
I have been hesitant to buy this yarn because i just didn't know how it would work up. Now I'm excited to go get some and give it a try. I wonder how it would turn out if I work it together with a cotton yarn.
@@kellydrummer3285 Thanks! I thought I had seen some somewhere. I wonder tho how it would turn out if you held the scrubbie yarn together with a cotton. So it would have more srubbieness than a regular wash cloth but not quite as much as the scrubbie by itself. I'm thinking maybe good exfoliating for my winter dry skin.
Jayda-
Have you ever tried the sugar n cream cotton yarn? I’ve only heard you talk about crafter cotton, some red heart thing. . . Bernat?
The sugar n cream is the only cotton I’ve ever used, and if you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend it!
After all, you don’t have any cotton.
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Hi Toby! I've been eyeing the sugar n cream yarn on line since we can't find it locally!
I make allot but usually with Sugar n Cream cotton yarn.
Hi jayda great job but I think I will give this one a miss I'm not so good with the textured yarns on my hands I have itchy problems lol 😊Amanda xx
HI Amanda! It's definitely not for everyone! :)
They have a new version that is “variegated” with lengths of scrubby and smooth fiber
oh neat! we'll have to keep a look out for that :)
Linda Schulman I just got some, but it is sugar n cream. Not impressed. I will not buy again. Oh and frogging is definitely a challenge. Mine broke.