Beautiful crochet washcloths
by Yarnandy
When doing the spring cleaning, you should have some washcloths. These four patterns are great stash busters.
Price: FREE
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17 Spring Cleaning Crochet Patterns
Fiona Field • Mar 30, 2021
We can combine our crochet hobby and the art of Spring Cleaning to create a happy home! You'll find 17 different crochet patterns to keep you inspired to keep crafting and cleaning all at the same time - from crochet washcloths to polishing gloves, it's all here!
17 Spring Cleaning Crochet Patterns | Crochet Patterns for Beginners
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How this Crochet Pattern Round Up Works:
Each photo represents a different crochet pattern and you will be able to clearly see if the pattern is available for free on the designers blog or if you will need to purchase the pattern (you'll be able to download, print and keep these paid patterns).
There will be a "Click Here" which will take you directly to the pattern, either on the designers blog or to their pattern shop, so no faffing around trying to find the right link!
So, get scrolling and find a pattern to keep you inspired to get your Spring cleaning finished!
1. Beautiful Crochet Washcloths | Yarnandy
2. Spring Cleaning Baskets | Desert Blossom Crafts
Spring Cleaning Baskets
By Desert Blossom Crafts
This quick pattern will create a great storage solution for those bits that may not have a proper place - but you can still tidy them away!
Price: FREE
3. Dust It Off Dust Mitt | Through The Loop Yarn Craft
Dust It Off Dust Mitt
by Through The Loop Yarn Craft
Dusting made easy, with this quick to make dust mitt that grabs on to dust and hair like no other.
Price: FREE
4. Flora Dish Cloths | Green Fox Farms Designs
Flora Dish Cloths
by Green Fox Farms Designs
The Flora Dish Cloths are quick and easy to make! They take me less than 30 minutes to whip up!! They make great gifts, especially given with a nice bar of soap, handmade scrubby, or even a bath bomb!
Price: FREE
5. Moss stitch in a square dishcloth | Made by Gootie
Moss stitch in a square dishcloth
by Made by Gootie
This stitch is so simple, you can crochet it without thinking, and I’m not even talking about counting stitches! It only consists of SC and chains, but still looks really elegant.
Price: FREE
6. Trinity stitch dishcloth | Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Trinity stitch dishcloth
by Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Follow our tutorial to work up a great washcloth / dishcloth in no time! The trinity stitch makes a great dishcloth - it is a closed stitch so great for those jobs around the house.
Price: FREE
7. Buttercream Dishcloth | Crochets By Trista
Buttercream Dishcloth
by Crochets By Trista
Part 1 of Frosting Collection, a six part series of free dishcloth patterns using the same stitches as my most popular designs.
Price: Free
8. Donut Dish Cloths | Green Fox Farms Designs
Donut Dishcloths
by Green Fox Farms
Like any dish cloths, the Donut Dish Cloth works up pretty quickly, so you’re going to want to make a several of these! The simple repeats in the Donut Dish Cloth crochet pattern make it an excellent Netflix and Crochet project!
Price: FREE
9. Cream Cheese Dishcloth | Crochets By Trista
Cream Cheese Dishcloth
by Crochets By Trista
I prefer white dishcloths because; one, they go with my kitchen, and two they are easy to bleach if needed. Obviously you can do any color of your choosing.
Price: FREE
10. Ball Stitch Dishcloth | Ambassador Crochet
Ball Stitch Dishclott
by Ambassador Crochet
Little balls crocheted right into the washcloth make it great for scrubbing.
Price: FREE
11. Kate Basket | Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Kate Basket
by Sunflower Cottage Crochet
This storage basket can be made in many sizes! It would also make a great gift basket for someone filled with toiletries or yarn!
Price: FREE
12. TPS Tunisian Dishcloth | Ambassador Crochet
12. TPS Tunisian Dishcloth | Ambassador Crochet
This TPS Dishcloth pattern has instructions for both #3 DK weight and #4 worsted weight. No matter what yarn you have in your stash you’ll be able to try it!
Price: FREE
13. Marshmallow Dishcloth | Crochets By Trista
Marshmallow Dishcloth
by Crochets By Trista
Another beautiful dishcloth from Crochets by Trista to help you keep your home clean!
Price: FREE
14. C2C Wattle stitch Washcloth | Made by Gootie
C2C Wattle stitch Washcloth
by Made by Gootie
"The Wattle crochet stitch has such a beautiful texture, it looks like a million little flowers!
Price: FREE
15. Farmhouse Dishcloth | Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Farmhouse Dishcloth
by Sunflower Cottage Crochet
The paired single crochet is also often called “interlocking single crochet” and is done by crocheting twice into each stitch.
Price: FREE
16. Country Ripple Dishcloth | Ambassador Crochet
Country Ripple Dishcloth
by Ambassador Crochet
This stitch has great texture and can be used for a wide variety of projects. For a sample of the stitch I created this ripple stitch dishcloth.
Price: FREE
17. April Showers Dish Cloths | Green Fox Farms Designs
April Showers Dish Cloths
By Green Fox Farms Designs
"I don’t know what Spring looks like where you live, but here in Minnesota spring has looked like a whole lot of snow so far. Not quite the April Showers that bring May Flowers we were all promised in that nursery rhyme long ago…"
Price: FREE
A massive thank you to all the amazing crochet designers for giving me permission to share all their lovely patterns. Don't forget, I'd love to know which pattern you'll be trying and see your completed projects so tag me in a picture on your social media of your completed crochet project so I can celebrate your success!
If you've enjoyed this round up of 17 Spring Cleaning crochet patterns, why not check out my other round ups of crochet patterns:
18 Easter Crochet Patterns - Click here
Easy Crochet Headbands - Click here
Crochet Fingerless Gloves - Click here
*This article, pattern and its images are copyright protected and the sole property of Fiona Field/Cosy Rosie UK 2020. Please do not redistribute, transfer, sell the pattern, or alter it to claim as your own. *
Continuing this classic neckline, the instructions for the Right Panel V-neck, mirror the left panel, to complete the front section of your cardigan.
Finish your right front panel with the square neck option and get ready to join your cardigan.
The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
If you've ever wondered what a magic yarn ball is, you'll be happy to know they are the best way to use up your scrap yarn, so you can make scrap projects with no ends to weave in.
A V-neck line on a cardigan is a classic and flattering shape that is easily created by regularly decreasing the stitches as you work towards the top of the shoulder.
Creating a square neckline is a quick and easy way to make a crochet cardigan warm, while ensuring it will work when worn with a variety of different tops that may feature a different neckline.
This crochet footstool pattern will take your crochet poof and raise it up to create a chic piece of furniture that you've created by hand.
The pattern for the front panels begins with creating the length to match the lower part of your back panel - once this is completed you will be ready to continue on to adding your chosen neckline option.
The first part of the Cable & Crossed Cardigan to stitch up is the back panel that features those lightly textured stitches and sets the overall finished length for the whole pattern.
About the Autor
Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make!
With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....
Continuing this classic neckline, the instructions for the Right Panel V-neck, mirror the left panel, to complete the front section of your cardigan.
Finish your right front panel with the square neck option and get ready to join your cardigan.
The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
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Continuing this classic neckline, the instructions for the Right Panel V-neck, mirror the left panel, to complete the front section of your cardigan.
Finish your right front panel with the square neck option and get ready to join your cardigan.
The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
If you've ever wondered what a magic yarn ball is, you'll be happy to know they are the best way to use up your scrap yarn, so you can make scrap projects with no ends to weave in.
