Crochet Cotton Dish Sponge

[quietheart]

I have been making these today and thought I would share the link.

They are a nice little addition to kitchen sets, something a little different.

 

http://alicethekamel.blogspot.com/2007/09/cotton-dish-sponges.html

 

 

blessings,

Kath

[RusticOkie]

Very cute. I added this to my favorites and can't wait to make some.

[MadCityCrochet]

That is one of my favorite patterns and I make them whenever I only have a small amount of cotton left. A very unique and handy substitute to the dish cloth!

 

Sara

[moomooo]

This is one of the patterns i have recently printed out so i can make some of them for my kitchen swap partner ... I hope i get a chance to finish it all in time .

Thanks for sharing the link

hugs

Lillibet

[Donna's crochet Designs]

Great link, thanks.

[JoAnn]

Very neat gizmos! Thanks for the link!

[tamzilla]

Those look awesome!

[beginner8]

That's a neat idea, I will have to make some.

[bobwilson123]

they are very pretty and a great idea to use up small amounts of yarn

[beth eathorne]

these would be great with a dishcloth and hotpad, as a gift set.

[CrochetLiving]

The pattern is a nice double thick one!

[unicorn37757]

cute idea:clap

[jujubeanboutique]

I love them! I've added them on my project to do list!

[SPRAT605]

Thanks for sharing the link!

[crocheting turtle]

I love these, and will be adding to my kitchen gifts! Thanks for sharing the link. (((hugs)))

[girlangel]

Great link. Nice way to use up small pieces of sugar & cream.

Thanks for posting!

 

girlangel

[MaryPat]

Very interesting. I'm sitting here wondering if there's a way to add something a bit scratchy to the surface. Some nylon netting? Or maybe start with a rectangle of nylon netting and build the other side with crochet? They'd wash like a dream and I could have a ton of them without spending a fortune.

[quietheart]

I was thinking of that type of thing myself last night , MaryPat.

I am sure you could use different types of yarn, different stitchs, change the size, all very easily.

You could do one side with nylon yarn/nettings, acrylic (depending what you like for scrubbie side, and then the other with a regular cotton. Or carry the netting with the cotton one side , carry it under on the other side etc.

Lots of ideas!

 

blessings,

Kath

 

Very interesting. I'm sitting here wondering if there's a way to add something a bit scratchy to the surface. Some nylon netting? Or maybe start with a rectangle of nylon netting and build the other side with crochet? They'd wash like a dream and I could have a ton of them without spending a fortune.

[pakat]

those are neat....

Thanks....

Trish

[DesertCrocheter]

Well, at the risk of my kitchen swap partner seeing this... (and everyone posting this and the circular scrubbie patterns have totally ruined my surprise for her LOL). I did make the dish sponge in nylon yarn, and modified the pattern to make just sc, not hdc, since it's so dang hard to work with. I have a scraped knuckle where the yarn was wrapped over my left hand. Maybe she'll let us know if the nylon works better than the cotton (she's getting both SHHHH!). Patty

[alicekou]

I got a pattern to make a dish scrubber with tulle and cotton yarn. Have tried to knit that scrubber and use the knitted as a disposable scrubber and as an alternative to my purchased kitchen scrubber. Work pretty good!