EASY CROCHET Washcloth Pattern For Beginners
Вставка
- Опубліковано 12 січ 2020
- This is a video tutorial for an Easy Crochet Washcloth For Beginners. For those of you looking for a written pattern I have included it below. Please feel free to leave a comment if you have a question or suggestion or just a comment. Thank you so much for watching my video! I really hope it helps you. Enjoy this amazing washcloth.
Pattern ► crochettiffanyhansen.etsy.com...
Level ► Beginner / Easy
Terminology ► US Terminology
Dimensions ► 6 inch by 6 inches
______________________________
🧶 Project Materials:
Yarn ► Lily Sugar and Cream
Size 4 weight yarn
Crochet Hook: Size G/4 ► amzn.to/46X9FNj
Scissors ► amzn.to/41RKSrI
Yarn Needle ► amzn.to/3LjUFBA
Wooden Yarn Ball Holder ► amzn.to/40uHiTA
Measuring Tape ► amzn.to/3Rgpb15
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!
______________________________
❤️ Join Our Crochet Club Community TODAY!
Membership includes access to: Free patterns, on-demand video tutorials (w/ pause & resume), member exclusive tutorials, group projects, weekly live video crochet gatherings, & more! Give it a try with a 10-Day FREE Trial Membership. Member website: members@crochetwithtiffany.com
______________________________
☕️ Buy Me A Coffee (Thanks 'A Latte'! )
If you enjoy watching my videos and would like to support my channel, please consider buying me a Ko-fi. Your contribution will help me cover the costs of equipment, materials, and other expenses that come with running a crochet UA-cam channel. It will also motivate me to keep creating high-quality content that you love!
🙋♀️ Connect With Me:
ko-fi.com/crochetwithtiffany
Email Me ► info@crochetwithtiffany.com
Website & Store ► www.crochetwithtiffany.com
Facebook ► / crochetwithtiffanyhansen
Instagram ► / crochetwithtiffany
Pinterest ► / crochetwithtiffanyhansen
😊 Happy Mail: P.O. Box 271508, Flower Mound, TX 75027-1508 - Навчання та стиль
I've been crocheting for almost 50 yrs. I have three new in laws this year so I'm going to be making 2 dish clothes with 3 matching dish towels for Christmas. I also may make fancy guest hand towels to hang in their 2nd bathroom.
This is a great pattern for new crocheters, but it is a beautiful pattern to use no matter how long you have been crocheting. 🥰
Very nice video for the beginners!!! 🧶
Although this washcloth is slow to work up, the design and texture is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
I love this pattern, I’ve turned it into a hot pad pattern by using a solid and a multi colored yarn and crochet tem at the same time to pair with 2 dish cloths for a very nice set. THANK YOU
Beautiful pattern I am making one with you
These are perfect for wedding/new homeowner gifts. Thanks!
The written pattern in your drop down box is great touch! Thank you for your clear directions in tutorial and in pattern.
Thank you! I needed something simple to show my granddaughters. My grandma taught me to crochet over 50 years ago, but I haven’t done it for YEARS. Think my girls would like this simple, but very useful project. Keep up the good work for simple things. They are always the best. 😊
Awe!! Thank you so much dawn. I hope your granddaughters find my tutorial helpful and inspires them to give crochet a shot. There are so many different fun projects they can create. 🤗❤️🧶
Thank you love this pattern gonna try it right now with Tangerine Splash!🍊
I LOVE everything about this video! I just made a washcloth and it is super easy and so, so cute!! This is absolutely one of my favorites. In fact, I’ve started making some for Christmas gifts this next year. This washcloth along with a scrubby and a soap bag all in a cream color…gonna be so elegant. Thank you for explaining everything so well. New subscriber!
Thank you for taking the time to share your talent with us 💐
This is one of my favorite washcloth patterns. It’s so so pretty. Thank you! I’ll be making washcloths, dishcloths and the thick potholder you did as well! Love your videos!
And I was today years old when I learned you can change the playback speed 😂
This is a great pattern. Have some of this yarn in hand. Thanks 🤩
Beautiful washcloth...Great tutorial !! Thank you
Yay! You're a good teacher. Thank you.☺
Thank you! 😃
Wow!!! I am new to crochet and I just loved how easy you teach. I'm doing this dishcloth today!!!. Thank you very much!!!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰
I finally finished it for my father thanks
Really love this pattern. Thank you.
This is the best washcloth pattern. I love your work it is very neat!!
Ooooo I love this !!! Thank you so much !!!
Love this pattern! ❤ Thank you so much for sharing. Your awesome at teaching and explaining how to crochet.
Yes you are a great teacher. Thank You God bless you. 😀
Hi Patty! Thank you so very much! 😊🧡🧶
LOVE this! I am doing baby washcloths in a set of blue, gray, and cream. I used an H hook (5.0) and found that starting with a chain of 23 gives me a good size for my baby washcloth. You make it so easy to follow! It’s so easy and yields a pretty, finished product. You are so pleasant to watch! Thank you! ❤️
I did this in a pretty green. Thank you!
Loved it!! Beautiful 😍🧶😊
I love making washcloths. I'm definitely trying your pattern. You're a great teacher Tiffany. 🥀❣️🥀❣️
Yay! Thank you so much!
@@CrochetWithTiffany Thank you for being such an amazing teacher, I'm totally hooked on your channel. 🥀❣️🥀❣️
I love your videos so much! Currently making one of your blankets but decided to make a few washcloths to mix it up :)
Excellent instructions especially finishing off.
I made it into a potholder, I just love it and the instructions you proved made it easy! Thank you for the pattern
Just made one it is beautiful
I have made a ton of these... It's my favorite stitch... Has a guarantee to beauty...
Thank for this new washcloth pattern, can't wait to try it :-)
what a pretty stitch. i just made one of these...love it!
Thank you so much. I made my 1st dish cloth and it looks pretty good! I think I just need to loosen up a little and the next one will be spot on!😅
I can’t wait to start making one
I love your tutorials.
Thank you so much Sylvia! 😊🧶🧡
Thank you Tiffany. It is so generous of you to share this pattern. I am making washcloths for the Operation Christmas boxes❤️🥰
I cannot wait to try this !!!
Hi Joann! This washcloth pattern is pretty awesome. I hope you love it! 😊🧡🧶
Makes nice gifts.. ❤️
Awesome tutorial!
You are good I can understand it
I’ve been crocheting dishcloths but this pattern is the best ever. Love the tutorial!
Hi Ida! I'm so glad you like this washcloth! It is my favorite. 😊🧡🧶
You are a very good teacher thanks
Thank you so much Joan! 😊❤️🧶
I can wait to seen the video
I just ordered cotton yarn to make market bags but omgggg I can't wait for it to get here so I can make these too!!!! Thanks for the wonderful videos Tiffany!!
Hobby Lobby's "I Love This Cotton" works up really great.
One of the best tutorials I've ever seen, very easy to follow. This pattern is very simple yet elegant.
Hi Rabochenko! Thank you so much! I am so glad you liked this tutorial. These are my favorite washcloths 😊❤️🧶
I love it
So pretty! Very useful! =)
This is awesome and thank you!
I'm so happy you liked this project!! 😊🧶🧡
Thank you
Tiffany, I am pretty new to crocheting and have tried many ( 10-12) dishcloth and/or washcloth patterns. This is my absolute favorite!!! I love the look. I love how easy it is to do. I so very much appreciate your clear instructions. Thank you! I am looking forward to following more of your tutorials. 😄
I got lost in the part where you turned the corner and began stitching the single crochet into the 20 rows. I cannot seem to make sense of where you're putting the stitches into the holes. Would you help me out please?
Nice pattern
Nice!
Thanks!
Thank you SO much for the Super Thanks Genie! It means a lot. 😊❤️🧶
Is this the moss stitch?? Thanks for the video...I love how its working up💖
This is a great pattern. It's so lovely and super easy, even i managed to make it first try without a mistake! Although mine were only small because the yarn I used was a more like a finger weight. Perhaps i should have 6 stitches! Haha I think its still useful as a facewasher, i think its cute!
Hi Michelle! Haha I think it's cool that you used a finger weight yarn to make this washcloth and that it came out tiny. I bet it makes for a super cute face scrub! 😊🧶🧡
Very pretty pattern. I've never seen anyone count the foundation chain as a row, though.
My apologies for the confusion. Generally you do not ever count your foundation row as a row. This was my very first ever crochet tutorial and I think I was just trying to explain what I was doing in a novice way. 😊🧶❤️
@@CrochetWithTiffany ah, I see. It was well done except for that. Thanks for replying!
👏💕💕
Love this pattern I was wondering if I could use a larger hook such as H
Hi Jacque! Great question! Yes, you absolutely can use an H hook with this pattern. Will make the pattern slightly larger but it will look really good. 😊❤️🧶
I have made this many times. I love this pattern. I would like to know where you got your yarn needle. I have never seen one with a loop instead of an eye. I have trouble seeing and that would be a great help.
Check out Tapestry Needles! They have a large eye. I just got Yarn Needles from Amazon or your local craft store. They come in all sizes. Some are actually super big! 😳😊
Tiffany Thank you for a great Tuturiol never used glue before.🍀Christina🍀
Glue changes everything! Haha. Takes your work to the next level 😉
Glue changes everything! Haha. Takes your work to the next level 😉
Never glue!
This is a great pattern but way too small! start with 31 chains. And a really good tip is to start with a bigger hoop, like 4.5
Going to make these but thought the same thing! Will increase to 31 chains as well!
What are the measurements of the one doing 31 chains? I am trying to find an easy one to make for my grandson as big brother presents for the family baby shower.
That is the best part about crochet; everyone can use whatever yarn and hook they want for their project project.
I did the number of stitches in her pattern and it is perfect for a washcloth. Love it!
21 is way to small I agree, at least for an adult size. 21 seems big enough for a newborn baby size for a great baby shower gift
Thanks for a wonderful video, I make soap and this'll be a perfect addition, I love the stitch, does it have a name 😁
Actually, this is just the crunch stitch! I love the texture of it. Works very well for a washcloth. 🤗💖🧶. I’m so glad you like it!
Thank you so much for sharing. I hit the subscribe button because i love everything about your channel so far just from this video!! ❣️ a friend of mind would like to purchase a set of washcloths from me, would you mind helping me figure out what a good price would be? How many should I put together in one pack? Thank you ❣️❣️❣️
I am not a crocheter, but I love this. I came from Another Yarn and this may be easy enough for me to pick up (I can chain stitch (provisional cast-on) and a single crochet (edging for knitting) and that is all. You may have given me a bit of confidence to give it a try. As a knitter, I am curious as to whether you use the fabric glue for all projects, like wool and the like?
Welcome! I'm so glad you found my channel. I hope you do give this project a try. It is my favorite washcloth pattern to use. Great question on the fabric glue. Yes! You can use it on any fiber type. It's completely safe, and we only use a small little drop. This stuff lasts forever. I have actually had the glue harden over time because I had it for years without it running out. Haha. BUT it is only one very specific Fabric Glue that I trust and recommend. Be very careful because using the wrong one CAN ruin a project. Found that out the hard way. If you are going to give Fabric Glue a try please only use the Aleene's Fabric Fusion Quick Dry. You can find it at JoAnn's Fabric, Hobby Lobby and even Amazon. Here's a quick Amazon link if you would like to research it and check it out more.
CLICK HERE: amzn.to/45cs1cm
@@CrochetWithTiffanyThank you for sharing your knowledge! I will check it out.
Hola, regio, estupendo, pero subtítulos en español !!!!!
I love this pattern, but I am having the most difficult time along the sides, any suggestions. I am new so please use newbie terms. Thank you.
Hi Tiffany! I totally understand. There are two things I can suggest to help you out with the sides of you washcloth. One, count the number of stitches as you work the row for the first 4 rows. That way you will be on count having the same number of stitches in each row and it will give you an idea of how each row looked when you started it and when you ended it. Second thing you could try is using row markers or stitch markers. (They are the same thing). And placing one in the very first stitch or your row and one in the very last stitch of your row. This will help you to make sure you begin and end on the stitch you want and don’t go over or stop short. I hope this helps! Good luck and have fun! 😊❤️🧶
Thank you! I absolutely love your videos! Perfect for the beginner.
I love this pattern! How come you put the 2 yarns on top and the 1 on the bottom?
That is a great question Cathie! It's what I have always done since I basically taught myself how to crochet. I figured if all stitches are worked under both loops unless instructed to do differently that working off the foundation row done the same way. It really wasn't until much later in life I saw many people working under one loop off the foundation row. Tried it, didn't like the results. I do however really like the look of working through the back hump of the foundation row chain that you can find when turning the V's over. That results in the V stitches facing downward and makes it look super clean. 😊❤️🧶
This is
My first time too crochet this the first one I made was for my father
🧡🧶🧡🧶
Hi Elijah
@@CrochetWithTiffany 😊😊😊
Hi
Hello tiffany was wondering if you ever done a baby moblie .
Hi Loretta! I have made one mobile before. Haha I can’t say that it was the most successful but that was a long time ago. Things might be different now. Thanks for asking! Email me if you have any questions about making one. Email: crochetwithTiffanyHansen@gmail.com
:)🌻
Do you have to use the back/bottom spot when making the second line? It's so difficult for me to do that. Can it be done with the top line instead?
Working into the stitches of this pattern can be a little tricky. I have found that if I actually look at the top of the row directly at the V's it makes it easier to know where to place your crochet hook. Because you do want to work under both loops and not just one. 😊❤️🧶
When you insert the hook each time, do you insert into only the very top hole (one thread) ?
That is a great question! You will always insert your crochet hook underneath both loops of the Stitch completely under the V on the top. You will only go under on loop if specifically instructed to work your stitch under the Front Loop Only or Back Loop Only of the stitch space. I hope this helps! 😊🧶❤️
Pot holder pattern
I got some yarn noting it said. just cotton well it saids 8o% cotton 20% poly. Is that ok for washrags
Hi Terry! I think that will be ok. The poly yarn is a better fiber for a washcloth than an acrylic or wool. Give it a try and let me know! 😊❤️🧶
I am a beginner with in crocheting. Would this stitch work for an aghhan throw
Hi Sharilyn! Yes! This pattern would absolutely work for a blanket! Since you are new to crochet I think this video I made would help you out a lot! ua-cam.com/video/3TylqErNw8c/v-deo.html 😊❤️🧶
I'm new to crochet got a quick question. If I do 31 chains would I still do 20 rows or would I do 30? I'm finding your videos very helpful and easy to follow thanks for doing them!
Hi Annette! Great question! If you are increasing to 31 chains I would go to 30 rows to try to square it off. Thanks for asking! 😊🧶🧡
would this pattern make a good potholder? Would it be thick enough?
Actually I took two of these washcloths and joined them together to make a pot holder. It works fantastic! I use mine all the time. 😊❤️🧶
Thank you!!
Looking for someone who can show how to make a knit patons spruce up wash please
)
I can’t figure out how to find the right holes for the 2 sides you were saying to be careful with 😢
A little trick that might help a lot is to look at the top of the work where you see the V’s. If you follow those V’s you won’t get confused by what’s happening on the front of the work. 😊❤️🧶
I absolutely love this!
BUT I have a QUESTION...
at the end of each row do you always end with a slip stitch? Because mine is not .. and if that is the case, when you end wit HDC do u chain 2 still? Sorry to sound stupid.. i don't follow patterns... so i have to ask.. i just know this is what mine is doing...
Thank u for your help..
Hi Susan! Never a stupid question. I appreciate you asking for clarity. Hmm, yes, you will want your last stitch to be a sl stitch in this case. Let's start over together. Chain 21. Make a Half Double Crochet in the second chain from your hook and then continue the pattern. Give that a try and then let me know if it helped at all. 😊🧶🧡
@@CrochetWithTiffany
Thank you! I will🤗🧶🙌
X favor suptitulos en español
This makes the best potholders however I found it confusing that you counted the foundation row(chain) as an actual row.
Sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t. But I will always let you know. It really depends on the project. 😊
What would you officially call this stitch?
I believe it is referred to as the Crunch Stitch. 😊🧡🧶
I would really appreciate some help I've started this over 3 times and it just looks like a mess when I get done what the 2nd row. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but Doesn't look organized
Hi Kathryn! Hmm, I can see how that would be frustrating. You say it looks like a mess when you get done with the 2nd row. Have you tried working further into the project? I'm wondering if you get to row 4 you will start seeing the pattern and it will all make sense. Is there a stitch that is confusing you? Thank you for reaching out and asking.
I saw these letters on another crochet site. They are H-E-B. What do they mean?
Hi Becky! Hmm, I keep think of the grocery store. 😄. Honestly I have not come across H-E-B before as a crochet term. Normally the H would stand for Half and the B would stand for Back but I'm not really sure what the E would stand for. You got me. 🤷♀️
@@CrochetWithTiffany hi Tiffany maybe the letters stand for Half Extended Back Post
What is this stitch called?
Hi Lynn! I used the Crunch Stitch for this pattern but I think you could also use a Moss Stitch to get a very similar look. 😊🧶🧡
If I want to make the dishcloth longer - what is the multiple PLEASE
Hi Isabel! This washcloth is in a multiple of 2 + 1. 😊🧡🧶
Hooked For Hope By Tiffany Hansen thank you
Is there a written pattern?
Great question. This was my very first tutorial and at the time I didn’t know how to make a pdf copy for people so I put all the instructions in the description section of the video. 🤦🏼♀️. The things you learn as you go.
Where is the pattern?
I am doing something wrong and can't figure it out lol UGH
Oh no! Join me in my Crochet Club in one of my weekly lives so you can show me what’s going on and I can try to help right then and there! I have a 10-day free trial you can use to get you into one live and see if the membership is a good fit for you. Go to members.CrochetwithTiffany.com 😊
Love the tutorial! hate the background music, it made me anxious and tense. Ughh
Does this stitch have a name? :)
Yes actually! This is the crunch stitch. 😊
Please use colored yarn, the white is too blown out for me to see very well :(
Thank you though, besides that it's a great video
I got you! Thank you for the feedback. I'll take that into consideration moving forward. 😊🧡🧶
Couldn’t find pattern down below where do I look
Hi Bernadette! I can help with this.
If you are watching my video from a phone or tablet, Below the video you will see the title and then next to the title on the right hand side you will see a 'v'. If you push on that 'v' it will reveal my description section where you will see the pattern and can screen shot and print that out.
If you are watching from a computer (or sometimes this will show up on a phone or tablet), below the video you will see a paragraph description connected to the video. Following that paragraph you will see "SHOW MORE". If you push on the "SHOW MORE" it will open up my whole description section including the pattern.
Let me know if this helps! Thanks for asking. 😊🧡🧶
Why do my borders suck
Hmm, this is tough as I have nothing to reference. If you would like to come join me in one of my Crochet Club Zoom Meetups I will be able to see your work and give you a quick answer! We can chat about your experience and together we can figure it out. If you have not tried mu Crochet Club Membership yet I do have a 10 day trial period where you can join my Zoom Live meeting and get help without committing to anything. Then take a peak around to see if you would like to stick around. It's pretty awesome and I hope you give it a try. CLICK HERE: members.CrochetwithTiffany.com 😊🧶❤️
Way too confusing
I appreciate your feedback Nancy.
I am horrible at this.
It's ok. If you are having difficulty with this project try stepping back and checking out the fundamentals, practice super basic stitches, get comfortable and then come back to this project. You'll get it! 😊❤️🧶
I love that glue , I use all the time, Thanks Tiffany