Crochet Round Granny Dishcloth

Leyla

2024-10-01 02:41:57

Crochet Round Granny Dishcloths are a delightful and practical addition to any kitchen. They add a touch of charm with their intricate patterns and vibrant colors while also being highly functional for everyday use. The circular shape of these dishcloths provides excellent coverage for wiping down countertops or cleaning dishes. What makes them even more special is the granny stitch pattern, which gives them a vintage and cozy appeal. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, creating these dishcloths can be a fun and rewarding project that also makes for thoughtful handmade gifts. So grab your yarn and hook, and let's get crocheting some Round Granny Dishcloths to brighten up your kitchen!

Yarn: Sugar n’ Cream – Cotton

Hook: Size I

Skill level: Easy

Stitches used: chain (ch) – slip stitch (sl st) – double crochet (dc) – rev sc (reverse single crochet)

- ch 5 – join to form ring with sl st.

Rnd 1: ch 3 (counts as 1st dc) 2dc, ch1 – *3dc, ch1* - *repeat 4 more times* sl st in top of ch3 – sl st to ch1 sp(6 dc granny clusters 6 ch1 sp)

Rnd 2: ch3, 2dc, ch1, 3dc (all in same sp) *ch1– 3dc, ch1, 3dc in next ch1 sp* - *repeat 4 more times* ch1- sl st in top of ch3. – sl st to ch1 sp (12 dc granny clusters 12 ch1 sp)

Rnd 3: ch3, 2dc, ch1 – 3dc, ch1 in next ch1 sp and in each ch1 sp around – sl st to top of ch3. - sl st to ch1 sp. (12 dc granny clusters 12 ch1 sp)

Rnd 4: ch3, 2dc, ch1, 3dc (all in same sp.) *ch1 – 3dc, ch1, 3dc in next ch1 sp* *repeat 10 more times* - sl st in top of ch3 – sl st to ch1 sp. (24dc granny clusters 24ch1 sp)

Rnd 5: ch3, 2dc, ch1 – 3dc, ch1 in next ch1 sp and in each ch1 sp around – sl st to top of ch3. – sl st to ch1 sp. (24 granny clusters 24 ch1 sp)

Rnd 6 & 7: Repeat Rnd 5 … finish off.

Border: continue with main color or change to contrast color and rev sc all around.

Reverse sc: Working from left to right, insert crochet hook in an edge stitch and pull up loop, yarn over and draw this loop through the first one to join, *insert hook in next stitch to right (Figure 1), pull up a loop, yarn over (Figure 2), and draw through both loops on hook (Figure 3); repeat from *.

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