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I've finally finished writing up the pattern for this lovely textured washcloth http://thoresbycottage.com/2017/05/10/free-textured-crochet-washcloth-pattern/
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The latest addition to my range of patterns - a really easy-to-make toddler or baby wash mitt. I hope it finds its way to a new parent somewhere and brings them some joy! Click here for the pattern in Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/wash-bear-mitt Click here for the pattern in Etsy: www.etsy.com/uk/listing/219420962
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I have a new dishcloth/washcloth pattern up on my new blog. It's called Meadow Breeze Dishcloth. I used Lily's Sugar 'n Cream and an "H" hook. It's a simple beginner type pattern. http://athomeonthemeadow.blogspot.com/2013/08/meadow-breeze-dishcloth-pattern.html Thank you for looking and have a great day, Heather
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Here is my crocheted wavy ripple dishcloth pattern. This pattern works up fast and uses less than a 2 oz ball of cotton. I first tried this stitch pattern with a lapghan and really like the look of it. So after a little trial and error, I came up with this dishcloth design. You could make some cute facecloths with the pattern too.
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Free Baby Washcloth crochet pattern, very easy to follow pattern, made in soft worsted weight cotton, written in UK and USA format. http://www.patternsforcrochet.co.uk/baby-wash-cloth-usa.html
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I've been crocheting lots of washcloths and facecloths lately for the Warmth for Warrior project. I've been making these smaller star facecloths which is a variation of my larger star dishcloth pattern. These work up fast and they are great for using up scraps of cotton. Here are a few I did with different colors of yarn. The cloth is 7 inches long.
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Here is a cotton cloth pattern I crocheted that resembles the flag. It could be used as a decorative square too if you want. Here is the free crocheted flag washcloth pattern.
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Here is a simple crochet pattern for a washcloth or dishcloth. I call the pattern Corded Cloth because of the border which in done is reverse single crochet or crab stitch. ETA: Direct photo link
