Cotton Yarn Projects: Beginner Cotton Crochet Washcloth - EASY & FUN!
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- Here is another crochet pattern to add to your Cotton Yarn Projects! This beginner Cotton Crochet Washcloth is quick, easy, and fun to make! Order Yarn: amzn.to/3ahz73B
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This dish towel alternates two stitches, a half-double crochet and a single crochet, and it has a double-crochet border. We LOVE these towels!
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DIY on the house loves making crochet videos! This Beginner Cotton Crochet Washcloth is a great addition to your Cotton Yarn Projects! Let us know if you have any questions by commenting below!
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When you started your first double crochet row and you chained 2 did you do the 1st double crochet in the first stitch of that row?
@@riaedmond11 This pattern, the first row is single crochet, the next rows alternate between a half double crochet and a single crochet. The chain 2 counts as your first stitch, so you start in the second stitch from the hook. Hope that helps - let me know if you need more help!
I enjoyed the video very much. You explain everything well. But have a question. How many yards did it take to do the dish towel? Chaining 50. Thanks
I started with the baby blanket I have made so many blankets for my grandkids my 3 kids scarfs for all of them using the blanket pattern. I just love that pattern. I now sent your pattern so she can follow your teaching you are great. Thanks
Ohhhhh! I love this! Thx for sharing!
I am almost finished with this project. I’m using Peaches and Cream and the pattern along with the colors in the yarn are turning out beautiful! This cotton yarn is so soft and the single/half-double stitch combination make for a very pliable towel that will be a both useful and pretty addition to my kitchen as I have run into problems with kitchen towel patterns in the past. I have had trouble with my towels turning out too stiff and not able to dry dishes as I had hoped. But this towel is the opposite of that and I recommended it to anyone interested in making a towel. Thanks so much for the very clear instructions in the video and for the pattern!
I love it!! Thank you for your kind words -- totally appreciate it! Glad the towel turned out for you!
Thankyou so much. I have searched for a tutorial that I can follow and understand for a tea towel. And this is the only one. All your tutorials are fabulous. It can be hard to learn a new skill by watching someone on CZcams because alot of the important things get left out. But you cover all the bases. You are an incredible teacher and I can't wait to try this project. Happy Days 🌻
You’re welcome 😊 Wow -- that totally made my day -- I truly appreciate your encouragement! Thank you!
By the way, I will be making several of them and sending them to my family. This is by far the best video I’ve come across. I’ve only been doing this since February. You are a great teacher.
Awesome! Thank you!
Liked this your instructions where very clear and easy to understand. I'm teaching myself to crochet and because I'm left handed I have no one to learn from at home. I really like how you taught in this vid👍
Thank you!! I wish my husband had interest in learning, he is left handed, I often wondered how it would go teaching him!!
Well done. Very pretty. Stella
Thank you! 😊
Love it! Thank you. I look forward to trying this. The clear instructions are appreciated. Looks great!!!
You are so welcome!
I use this pattern and made a dishcloth and that turned out equally as pretty
Fantastic!
Can't wait to make this!
Have fun!
I will try this but the video was hard for me to follow..only can see the top and not really any of the work..i will try to follow the instructions that come up on top of the screen..i love the pattern.
Let me know if you have any questions!! Have fun - it is a great project!
I am not a dinner crocheter. But I love this pattern absolutely love it.
Wonderful! I love it too!
I have found the color black changes too!!
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Thanks for sharing
You bet!
Video is good...wouldn't play from my notification bar though. Thank you for this tutorial. 😊
I am glad it played!! Thanks for being persistent! Glad you liked it!
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I wanted to thank you for this pattern. It turn out 👍. I wish I could show you. Thank you aga5
You’re welcome 😊!! Love that!!
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Thanks!
Great video! How do you make the odd sides lay flat on the border?
Sorry, not picturing what you are referring to. For the border on the long side, if they are not laying flat, you may be putting too many stitches in each row. It is just one stitch per row. Let me know if that isn't what you are referring to.
@@DIYOnTheHouse I am referring to the side without the clearing marked stitches. The sides with the chains.
Understand! I would count the stitches on the opposite end for roughly 3" and then count them on the end you are working on for the same distance and see if you are placing too many in there. They are harder to see, but I am guessing if you get the right quantity, they should lay flat. Keep me posted!
If I end on a single crochet does that mean i start the next row with a half double crochet and vice Versa ☺
That is what I try to do. But to be honest, I would forget sometimes which one I ended with, so I would just pick which one I wanted to start with, and it still makes a great pattern. Hope that helps!
@@DIYOnTheHouse thank you for your reply I'm going to make a hand towel for my bathroom 😋
Beautiful!
Thank you!! It is a great quick project!
This is a lovely towel! Will it hold up without the border? If absolutely necessary to have a border, can a single crochet be used? Thank you for the well-presented tutorial!
Thanks!! Yes - single crochet would work too -- and it would be just fine without a border, it is just added for looks.
@@DIYOnTheHouse Thank you!
Hello. I just watched your video on how to make the dish towel. I saw that you did a chain of 50, but do you know how many rows you do? After I do my chain, I count my rows until I get the number of them that I need to complete a project. If you do happen to know how many rows you did, could you please let me know? Thank you so much.
I did rows until my towel measured 21" long. Hope that helps!
The video had great instructions but it was too high above the work for me to see it clearly with the dark yarn as to what stitch you was working in.. I like the finished pattern a lot and will try to make it..
I agree - I learned new camera angle since I made this video. I appreciate you watching!!
I just started doing this because I wanted something to keep my mind sharp and be productive. A friend sent me a kit as a joke. I’m loving it. Can you demonstrate other things that can be used and sent as gifts?
That is fantastic! What a great story ... I will start thinking!
What yarn and how much??
Sugar and Cream 1.5 balls!
How many rows did you make?
I didn't count the rows -- I just kept crocheting until it was the size I wanted -- roughly 20".
Can you teach us how to make an adult Drying bath towel. (Not a wash cloth please) let me know. Yay!!!!
Hmmm? That sounds interesting. Let me start working on that!!
DIY On The House yay can’t wait! Please let me know when you’ll put it up. Don’t want to miss it. Thank you for your quick response. Yay! Sorry just excited.
What type of yarn should one use?
The thick cotton works best. Sugars and cream is a popular brand.
What you learn did you use
Sorry, I didn't understand the question??
Did you use cotton yarn
Yes - Cotton - it is similar to the Sugars and Cream brand -- I think this one was by Bernat.
Is it ok if i dont put a border?
Of course!! That is why I like crocheting, make it your own!!
It would have been nice if YOU mentioned or posted how many Rows you crochet or how many inches tall the Towel is suppose to be! I did NOT hear YOU mention that at all throughout the video....maybe for next time YOU can mention this piece of information? Thank you
Great suggestion! Thanks for the input!! I gave the towel to my daughter, so I can't measure that specific one, I used a store bought dish towel measurement as my guide. Thanks again!!
You need to slow waaaay down...
Need to show her work from the side view. Not too view
Thanks
I'm totally confused. If you have 49 stitches, then you should be able to tell us what stitch you end with and what stitch you start the next row with???? I don't understand how you can say that you can start the rows with either stitch. That does not make any sense to me at all....... I love the look of the towel, but I wish that you would be more clear about starting and ending the rows.......
Sorry I confused you! I guess I was trying to make the point that, if you accidentally do 2 stitches in a row, or lose track of which stitch you did last, that it doesn't matter, you can start with which ever stitch you want. If that still doesn't make sense, let me know and I can try to explain it better. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYOnTheHouse Thanks for you quick reply !!! I really appreciate it, but I'm still confused. I'm sorry but I like precision...... Let me restate my question. If I chain 50 to start and do the first row of single crochet..... starting in the 2nd chain from the hook..... I end up with 49 stitches. I then turn my work... If start the next row with 2 chains .. what does the 2 chain count as? I'm going to skip the first stitch and do a half-double crochet, then a singe crochet and repeat to the end of the row. In order for me to end up with 49 stitches at the end of that row, the beginning chain 2 has to count as a stitch. So what stitch am I ending with? If I end with a single crochet (is that what I would end with?), then should I start the next row with a chain 1 and a single crochet????????? If I don't make any mistakes going across the row, then the pattern should tell me which stitch I'm going to end with and which stitch that I would start the next row with. I hope that makes sense. Sorry for being so picky..... but I do like precision in the directions. I wouldn't be pestering you so much except for the fact that I love this stitch and want to use it !!!! Thanks in advance....
She’s just referring to which stitch you’re doing for the entire row, meaning whether it’s the SC stitch or the HDC stitch. She alternated every other row with those stitches, so if you accidentally do 2 rows of SC and forget to do a row of HDC between them, it’s no big deal, or vice versa. Hope that helped.
@@charleneg.4053 ahhhh..... okay... thanks... now I understand....
@@susanbiddle5441 no problem. As I read your question again I think you thought she was doing every other stitch different rather than every other row. Anyway, I just stumbled upon this as I’m making kitchen items for Christmas gifts and I added this to my list 😊 Happy holidays!