Free Crochet Bubble Dishcloth Pattern

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This quick and easy free crochet pattern takes less than one skein of 100% cotton yarn is the perfect project to spend a Saturday on to make something beautiful and functional for you kitchen.

It also makes a great gift, accompanying handmade soaps or scrubs, or make a few and gift a whole set as a gift!

One of the homesteading principles that I first subscribed to years ago was “wasting less.” I wrote up this pattern for a quick reusable sponge/dishcloth. It should be stitched up using 100% cotton yarn (Lily Sugar ‘n Cream is one of the most readily available and has a lot of fun colors). The little bubbles give it a bit of scrubbing power and because it is 100% cotton you can toss it in the wash anytime it gets a bit too funky.

This one is made with a Lily Sugar’n Cream Scents yarn, in Fleur de Lavender, which I did not realize until I was already home and hooking up my project. I will probably give it a couple of washes before use as the scent is fairly strong.

Here is a link to the pattern on Ravelry so you can see other peoples beautiful color choices.

Stitches Used

• Chain
• Single crochet
• Triple crochet

Materials

• Less than 1 skein Lily Sugar ‘n Cream (Fleur De Lavende)
• Size G Crochet Hook
• Tapestry Needle for weaving in ends

Pattern

• Chain 30
• Row 1: Insert hook into second ch from hook and sc across row. (29 sts). Turn.
• Row 2: Chain 1. Sc *tr, sc* repeat from * to end of row. Turn.
• Row 3: Ch1. Sc to end of row. Turn.
• Repeat rows 2 and 3 until cloth is square. End on a repeat of row 3.
• Finishing: Sc around edges, for corners sc, ch1, sc.

This pattern works up nice and quick and creates a very textured dishcloth.

I hope you enjoy working this up and share your pictures on ravelry!