DISH OR THAT CROCHET CLOTH
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The Dish or That Crochet Cloth is the gift that keeps on giving. This easy to create design is quick to complete and can be paired nicely with a softly scented candle or refreshing shower gel or soap. While I think the crochet cloths are perfect for leaving your dishes shiny they work equally well for your hinny. I used the 100% Cotton Yarn, Dishie from WeCrochet.
This pattern uses a few different stitches; the single, the half-double, the double crochet post, and the v-stitch. It’s a beginner pattern but it can be easily worked. When finished you should have your dish or that crochet cloth.
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YARN
Type of Yarn:
Dishie- WeCrochet.
Yarn Characteristics:
Worsted weight 100% cotton yarn with a tight spin and high absorbency. 190 yards, per skein.
Colorway:
Fiesta Red.
Jalapeno
Yarn Needed:
1 skein of each color. (2 skeins will create 3-4 crochet clothes)
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You’ll need multiple colors of yarn, Approx. 300 yards to make this Holly Angel Crochet Holiday Decor.
SUPPLIES
Crochet Angel -Holiday Decor
Yarn
2 skeins of Dishie 100% Cotton Yard
A-Fiesta, B-Jalapeno, or Any Two Colors
Hook
Crochet Hook 4.00mm- Furl Odyssey
Notions
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Stitch Markers (Optional)
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PATTERN DETAILS
Skill Level
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This is a project for the advanced beginner. If you are new to crocheting you need to be comfortable completing a single crochet (sc), half-double crochet (hdc) double crochet stitch (dc), and a v-stitch (vs).
Note: This pattern is written in U.S. terms and there is a key provided, to help with any abbreviations. Also, there have been Notes placed throughout the pattern to provide additional help. There are a few pictures and instructional videos, that have tips on the different stitches used, The videos can be found on my YouTube -AhselAnne.
Gauge
The gauge may vary based on your crochet style. It’s not a necessary part of this pattern to keep a specific gauge
Finished Measurement
Width Approx. 6.5”/16.5cm
Height 6”/15cm
Abbreviations (US Terms)
ch- chain
dc- double crochet
hdc- half double crochet
sc- single crochet
st(s)- stitches
sp- space
sl st- slip stitch
tw- turn work
vs- v-stitch
yo- yarn over
Notes
Special Stitches
The V-Stitch (vs) is used in this project to create a couple of rows of the crochet cloth.
The v-stitch (vs) is created by crocheting a dc, ch 1, followed by another dc, in the same stitch. [dc, ch 1, dc], this pattern will be followed by skipping 2 stitches. Then the vs pattern repeats.
This project uses 2 colors, to create a stripe. You will need to change the yarn color throughout the pattern.
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WRITTEN PATTERN
Ch 28 (25+3)
R1: sc, into the 3rd stitch, sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
R2: sc, each stitch across (26); tw.
Change Color (Jalapeno)
R3: ch3 (the ch3 will count as dc); sk 2, vs (dc, ch 1, dc);
[*sk 2, vs], repeat [*] end with dc; (8vs).
R4: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
Change Color (Fiesta Red)
R5: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
R6: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
R7: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
Change Color (Jalapeno)
R8-R16: hdc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
Change Color (Fiesta Red)
R17-R19: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
Change Color (Jalapeno)
R20: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
R21: ch3 (the ch3 will count as dc); sk 2, vs (dc, ch 1, dc);
[*sk 2, vs], repeat [*] end with dc; (8vs).
Change Color (Fiesta Red)
R22-R23: sc, each stitch across (26); ch2; tw.
Finish Off, Weave in all loose ends
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