Moss Stitch Dishcloth | Easy Crochet Tutorial

[@debmussallem3892]

Very nice moss stitch tutorial. Thank you

[@AmandaCrochets]

You are welcome 😊

[@mtblondie0036]

TFS i have been crocheting for 35 yrs i love it i really love this pattern.. it is definitely my most favorite hobby/ past time it is what truly calms me lol i know silly but its true 😊 anyways ive been crocheting for 35 yrs & have never done dishcloths i think maybe i started to even bought the yarn for it but honestly never have made one lol so this is the week i will be making as many as i can for i am putting together christmas gift boxes for the women in my family they all love these types of gifts.. i will also be including potholder dishtowels with the crochet dish rag So for me this pattern is perfect i wanted something easy but yet pretty & looks high end & functional for washing dishes lol so again THANK YOU this was a very nice & easy to follow tutorial..ya we all know we can pause the video & follow along tht way as well bit its nice to follow along & not have to stop & pause & unpause each time so TFS

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed this tutorial! That sounds like a great little gift set for the women in your family. I bet they’ll love that! Thanks again for your comment and for watching 😊🧶

[@PumpkinSpice1960]

A single crochet around the edges of the washcloth with 3 in each corner would really finish this off nicely!!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You could always add a border if you’d like 😊

[@marshanewsom5648]

@@AmandaCrochets The border is a great suggestion - I think borders always give a clean finished look

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@marshanewsom5648 thank you, I agree!

[@WhereTheBeaversLive]

This is the best pattern for super straight and squared edges. I love it! On my fourth one now

[@AmandaCrochets]

Amazing! Glad you enjoy this pattern 🧶

[@sandaramoore9660]

I’m making dishcloths and I came across this pattern!!! LOVE IT!!! Wonderful texture and the stitch creates a beautiful pattern. Great job on the video very clear and easy to follow…TFS!!!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're very welcome! Glad you're enjoying it :)

[@angelikaminer8457]

You are such a good teacher. I had to start one of these right away. Thank you for an easy pattern in crochet. I usually knit my dishcloths but now I think I will crochet them.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed this pattern 😊

[@reneerock6817]

Good job teaching me the moss stitch!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You are so welcome!

[@libbykat3958]

Such a enjoyable, clear and concise instructional video to learn from. Thank you!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad it was helpful!

[@danidani6311]

I just want to thank you. You are really good. Your instructions are easy to follow. 🤗

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're very welcome! I appreciate the kind words. 😊

[@barb1174]

Thanks for walking us through this great dishcloth pattern. Can’t wait to make another one or two or three and give them as a gifts! 😊

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're welcome!

[@daniellethompson681]

I'm so excited to see this stitch and tutorial! Thank you, Amanda. The Suzette stitch came out perfectly. Looking forward to listening to your tutorial making this right now! Very grateful for your time 🙏 🥲

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome! Enjoy making this one 😊😊

[@bevburnworth7118]

First time I've tried this stitch. I love it! Thank you, Amanda!❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

You are so welcome!

[@NavyMommie]

Very pretty pattern. Thanks for sharing, Amanda. 😁

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks for watching!

[@sy2.083]

Simple stitch but very pretty texture and pattern. Ty.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!

[@PettyBlue1]

A wonderfully clear tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're very welcome!

[@marywood8241]

This is a gorgeous pattern 🥰 Thank you for sharing this ❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome 😊

[@camper14]

Thank you for the tutorial. I watch as many as I can even if going to make later.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Wonderful! Glad you enjoyed!

[@TangibleTania]

A very nice tutorial! I am on my third row by the end of your video. I making a set of 6 or 8 dishcloths as part of a bridal shower present with each set of two in a different texture so this is a great addition. *💗💗Thanks for sharing!💗💗*

[@AmandaCrochets]

Sounds like a great present 😊

[@TangibleTania]

@@AmandaCrochets I did make a few of these...it's a great pattern. Thanks again!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@TangibleTania you’re welcome!

[@kokilapatel5553]

Beautiful pattern , really you are great tutor

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much 😊

[@cynthiaventura360]

Hello 👋 my sweet friend Amanda, sorry it’s been a while I’ve been trying to catch up! Thank you so much for all your wonderful tutorials! This and the previous wash cloth are perfect as well as some other ones you have done are perfect, I’m making a bunch of them for my 25 year old daughter who just bought her own house. I will be using like blues and teals since she will be decorating using the Tiffany blue kinda color all through her house along with some grays and white which are the colors I love myself! I will definitely send you pictures when I am done with a few to show you! Thank you 🙏 so much for helping me get them done , you are such an amazing teacher! I love how thorough and patient you are! That means so so much to my sweet friend! I have about a year and a half crocheting but since I work so much I consider Myself being an advanced beginner since I’m still learning so much and still have a lot to learn! You are just amazing and I will never get tired of saying that to you because it’s 💯 % true ! I appreciate all the hard work you do to bring all of us the wonderful projects that you do! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘😘

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying the different washcloth patterns. I have more coming out soon, so stay tuned. That’s a great idea to make a bunch for your daughter. Her colors choices sound so pretty! Thank you for always showing your support and kindness. It means a lot to me! 😊😊💕💕

[@cynthiaventura360]

@@AmandaCrochets Awwww thank you sweet heart for all you do! You have been a big part of my crochet journey , I appreciate you so much you are an amazing teacher, any beginner and Above is able to create and learn from your amazing tutorials! You are absolutely wonderful my love! Happy Mother’s Day !

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@cynthiaventura360 thank you so much! Hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day!

[@heatherhalford2544]

As a self taught crocher the slip stich was at one time rather difficult for me. However; thank you so very much for showing is each move with yarn n hook at a slow pace, much better way to learn . Everyone else moves way to fast and that's just discouraging in a way.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad it was helpful! I try and go slow as I know a lot of beginners watch my channel.

[@ShielaSoares]

The moss stitch is one of my favorites. Your tutorial is awesome!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you 💕

[@donnaduran5022]

Hi Amanda thank you for the tutorial love the pattern it is very easy. Have a wonderful day! 💗😊🧶

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊😊

[@roxannminor8363]

I love this! Thank you for showing us this tutorial! :)

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you like it!

[@broella6493]

Pretty stitch! Easy too!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@mamabear3191]

Very nice and well taught

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you liked it!

[@name.terrie]

Thank you. Nice tutorial!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carrollsfeet9544]

You are such a great instructor! Do you have any tips on how to get the right yarn tension? All of my projects come out uneven because my yarn tension is not great.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! Honestly, it comes down to practice and patience. The more you crochet, the more you’ll get into a rhythm and your tension will become second nature to you. 😊

[@lindajones653]

Great tutorial. Well explained. Thank you.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much!

[@alisonl9731]

My next project. Thank you.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

This looks pretty. It looks like you go in the back loop on some, but maybe im imagining that.

[@AmandaCrochets]

It's possible it looks that way with the camera angle and the way I move my project.

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

@@AmandaCrochets thank you, I'm going to make it right now!!😁

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ you’re welcome!

[@linneatrygg1460]

Thank you for making this video!! ❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're welcome!

[@tammybunge5615]

What stitch should I end row with sl st or hdc? Thank you for your awesome tutorial

[@AmandaCrochets]

You will start and end each row with a slip stitch. Enjoy!

[@barbarawilson834]

I really like the yarn and the pattern!

[@AmandaCrochets]

I’m so glad! 😊

[@seapandastamping4026]

Amanda, this looks very easy. Another great video. Thanks for the inspiration. Jen in south dakota

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! I’m glad you liked this one 😊

[@StephRenee812]

I wonder if this would be a good stirch for a graphghan

[@AmandaCrochets]

You could maybe try a small version of it and see if you like it. I've never tried this before, so it's hard to say for sure.

[@StephRenee812]

@@AmandaCrochets I'm always looking for stitches to try in color changes for graphs projects specifically front and back and not in the round. The wide single crochet is a nice thick stitch and great for both flips and in rounds.. thank you for your time

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@StephRenee812 you’re welcome!

[@karenwoodward7291]

Hey from Jackson, MS. I just sub. Thanks for the pattern.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks for subscribing and watching :)

[@roylenejacques5401]

Very pretty , thanks

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@ElizabethRoypenguins]

Is there different versions of moss stitch? as this is what I thought it was until I saw many others saying on KZbin moss stitch is totally different. After researching I believe yours is the Even Moss Stitch not Moss Stitch.

[@AmandaCrochets]

I’m sure there are multiple versions of the moss stitch. I know one version is using the single crochet and slip stitch. Maybe that’s the version you were thinking about?

[@ElizabethRoypenguins]

Yes this video of yours moss stitch you do slip stitch & half double crochet and is the one I know now but found out it’s actually called Even moss stitch as the moss stitch is totally different.

[@ElizabethRoypenguins]

Ps. Not sure why you wrote single crochet as you don’t do that in this video…

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@ElizabethRoypenguins I was referring to another version of moss stitch I’ve seen using single crochet and slip stitch.

[@ElizabethRoypenguins]

@@AmandaCrochets Oh ok, yeah.

[@crystalbrown2172]

Thank you.... very helpful!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're welcome!

[@wearyandheavyladen23]

i love this pattern. it’s so quick and easy but i have such a hard time keeping sides straight.

[@AmandaCrochets]

I highly suggest using a stitch marker in the very first and last stitch made of each row. That should help keep your ends straight :)

[@wearyandheavyladen23]

@ thank you so much! i finally got it straight for the first time ever. i’ve been crocheting on and off for a few years but never made anything big. got my first perfect wash cloth this evening! just kept watching your video. it’s so pretty!!!!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ you’re very welcome! Congrats on finishing a project! 😊🧶

[@wearyandheavyladen23]

@@AmandaCrochetsawww, thank you!! it’s only because of your video! yours are always the most easy for me to learn. thank you so much for your hard work on them and the time it takes to teach others. i’ve now made 2 of them and they will be christmas gifts! merry Christmas to you! ❤️

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ you’re very welcome! Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate it! Merry Christmas to you as well! 🎄

[@nguyenthikimloan1092]

Beautiful, thank you

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@Luvnheartdesign65]

Thanks for sharing this tutorial! Blessings 🙏💕😇

[@AmandaCrochets]

You are so welcome!

[@loisbruce]

Thank you Amanda! Now I can find a good use for all my left over yarns ♥UK

[@AmandaCrochets]

Wonderful! 🧶

[@krazymammaw3040]

What is the difference between the crunch moss and reg moss ?

[@AmandaCrochets]

I think they're all pretty much the same stitch. They might just have different names :)

[@krazymammaw3040]

Thank you

[@hbogielski]

I came across your channel someone shared in a group and i am in LOVE! I bought a handful of the patterns on etsy. I love this stitch so easy. I have trouble sometimes at the corner and the last sl st and remembering not to Do a sc when it's supposed to be a sl st. Lol. Just habit I guess!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Wow, thank you for the support! I’m so happy you stumbled upon my channel. I hope you enjoy the many wonderful things to crochet 😊🧶

[@hbogielski]

@AmandaCrochets I love your patterns, I have been sharing your link with alot of people. I see you used lionbrand 24/7 cotton for this. How would you compare it to Dishie.? I am not a fan of sugar and cream and find dishie to be a great quality. The 24/7, is so beautiful and silky but is it great for washcloths? Thank you!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@hbogielski I really like dishie yarn a lot! I’m not a huge fan of the sugar and cream yarn either. My go to cotton yarn is the hobby lobby I love this cotton, but dishie is probably second. For the 24/7 cotton, I personally wasn’t a huge fan. It wasn’t bad to work with, but I just didn’t care for it. It felt a little too stiff to me, so I wouldn’t use it for a washcloth. That’s just my opinion though.

[@HizStory801]

Hello , love this quick to make dishcloth , the size and design are great. Would you allow me permission to makes some to sell ? Thanks

[@AmandaCrochets]

Yes of course! Just give my pattern credit 😊

[@kristalklug8234]

Great tutorial. I just have one question about it. Is the hook going in the front loop or back loop? I have putting my hook in the back loop and sometimes it’s hard to get the hook in there. Just wondering if I’m doing something wrong. Thanks for the help.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! You should be working in both loops of the stitch. Keeping your stitches a little more loose will help as well as sometimes the slip stitches can be tricky. Hope that helps!

[@Vmurph]

@@AmandaCrochetsthe Half Double results in what looks like THREE loops (front, top, and back). Only two of them are the real ones though. The top one is obvious, so she’s asking which *other* one goes with it. The answer is the BACK one. So the top + back are the two loops that the hook goes in.

[@stephaniesteinert8961]

Hi Amanda, What is the difference between a moss stitch and crunch stitch? They look similar to me. Thx.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Hi Stephanie, they are very similar. One uses a single crochet and the other uses a half double crochet. Lots of stitches have different names, so it’s hard to keep track myself sometimes lol.

[@stephaniesteinert8961]

Thanks!

[@tigercatwarren7773]

Hi I love the pattern, at the end of the row what stitch should you end with? Thanks

[@tigercatwarren7773]

Hi I found out on your written pattern .

[@AmandaCrochets]

Wonderful!

[@Bells7777]

The printed pattern you linked in your bio is not the same pattern you are sharing here. I just wanted you to be aware of that. I am making this with you now and I love it, thanks!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks for letting me know! I went ahead and fixed this :)

[@Bells7777]

@AmandaCrochets bless you bunches, and thanks!!!!!💖

[@KarenSelf-q3o]

Do you end each row with a sl st?

[@AmandaCrochets]

Yes 😊

[@anitagoralski6396]

Love this video. Are you crocheting in only the top stitch or top and back stitches together?

[@AmandaCrochets]

I’m working into the tops of the stitches 😊

[@kerrypowlas7785]

I'm trying to re learn to crochet simple items, no matter how hard I try I cannot get mine to square off, I somehow end up getting shorter rows?

[@AmandaCrochets]

It’s possible you’re missing stitches. I would recommend putting a stitch marker in the very first and very last stitch of your row. As this is a slip stitch, it’s easy to miss it. Hope that helps!

[@suzannemcmillion852]

This is the first time in years that I’ve crocheted!! Thank you for refreshing my memory!! But…. Why am I short stitching…. Meaning I’m loosing a stitch with rows…. 32 is now…27

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome! I highly recommend using stitch markers for the first and last stitch of each row. That will help you keep track of your stitches so your ends are straight.

[@suzannemcmillion852]

How do you use stitch markers?

[@Value1lady]

How do u count the rows in this stitch. Can i count the holes?

[@AmandaCrochets]

You can count the rows by the horizontal bar the stitch forms. For every bar, that will count as 2 rows. Hope that helps!

[@Value1lady]

@@AmandaCrochets cool thanks yes it helps

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@Value1lady you're welcome!

[@AmyShirley-z6x]

Is this an extended moss stitch?

[@AmandaCrochets]

Not that I’m aware of.

[@Vmurph]

Nah, it’s just mislabeled. It should’ve been labeled “EVEN Moss” stitch. The one you’re thinking of (the regular moss stitch) is also known as the Linen stitch. Which is probably why this one seemed “extended” to you.

[@amypelc8466]

Is it soft enough for a face cloth?

[@AmandaCrochets]

This yarn is a little too stiff for a face cloth, at least in my opinion.

[@amypelc8466]

@@AmandaCrochets thanks!

[@Value1lady]

I have a question and need some help please. How do I get my dishcloth to come out 8x8? What am I doing wrong?! Im still new with crochet and for the life of me I can not get them to come out the same length and width. Please let me know. Im still struggling with my tension and it frustrates me to think I may never get my tension right. Im a tight crocheter does it have to do with my dishcloth not coming out the same length and width each time?!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Your tension definitely plays a part. I suggest going up a hook size and trying to keep your stitches loose. That should help a little with getting your project the size you want. Over time, and with practice, your tension should ease up a bit. When I first learned how to crochet, my stitches were so tight that I couldn’t insert my hook. Just give it time, practice, and patience 😊

[@Value1lady]

@@AmandaCrochets im not like new new but still learning different things. Tension is my culprit though. I have been trying so long with tension. Lol! Seems I will never get it right! I don’t want to give up crocheting bc I love it!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@Value1lady you will get it right. I believe in you! Keep practicing 🧶

[@pvtoys1]

Any idea how much yarn one dishcloth takes?

[@AmandaCrochets]

Do you mean how many dishcloths can you get from one skein of yarn? If you use the same yarn I used, I would guess maybe 2-3 dishcloths depending on how big you make them. Hope that helps!

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

I dont know what im doing wrong. I tried 4 times today for a few hours and each time it didnt work. The edges were awful or i ended up not being sure what the last stitch was, or ending with the wrong stitch. And its so easy. How can i mess this up so badly?? Im trying one more time tomorrow. If i can't do it, I'm forgetting it forever. 😢 Not quick and easy for me 😂

[@AmandaCrochets]

I would highly suggest using stitch markers to mark the first and last stitch of each row. That way it can help you keep those edges straight.

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

@AmandaCrochets thank you. So u know what I did? I did a foundation row of sc. Now it's all perfect. I have to go back and see if that was part of the pattern. All I know is it looks great. I love stitch markers.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ I’m glad to hear!

[@dorothyglade9087]

I use this stitch for my dishcloths. I thought it was called the popcorn stitch though

[@AmandaCrochets]

I’ve noticed crochet stitches have a lot of different names for the same stitch. It’s hard to keep up sometimes 😂

[@joannazasiewski]

You didn't show the first row of what stitch it ends on and the video is blurry. I would think since it's even it would end on the half double crochet which is what I got but your second starting row looks different

[@AmandaCrochets]

I'm sure I mentioned it in the video, but you will start and end each row with a slip stitch. Hope that helps!

[@susanfryer1616]

Thankyou

[@AmandaCrochets]

Anytime!

[@tuxedokazooie]

isnt the moss stitch, sc, ch1, sk1, sc, cont ... then sc into ch1 sp, ch1, sc into next ch1 sp, cont ...

[@tuxedokazooie]

ahhh, i see this stitch is actually called Even Moss Stitch! the more ya know~

[@AmandaCrochets]

Lol it’s ok. I know with crochet it can be a little confusing at times as the same stitches may have different names.

[@Vmurph]

@@tuxedokazooieCorrect. The one you described is the regular Moss stitch, also known as the Linen stitch. The one in this video is actually the EVEN Moss stitch.

[@paigep8253]

I am having trouble seeing where you place the crochet hook, it gets a bit blurry and you go a little fast, kind of frustrating

[@AmandaCrochets]

I’m sorry about that! I try and keep my pace slow, so I’ll keep that in mind for future video tutorials. I’m not the best with my camera work, but always looking to improve. Thanks for watching!

[@jillianemerson6899]

Someone tell me what I’m missing. If I do an even number of chains, there is no way to start and end with a slip stitch. You need to have an odd number to do that. So am I the crazy one here?

[@AmandaCrochets]

You might be missing the slip stitches, which is why your work isn’t starting and ending with a slip stitch. I suggest going up a hook size for the chain and first row if you’re having difficulties. Hopefully that helps 😊

[@kellysavage7073]

isn't this also known as the crunch stitch ???

[@AmandaCrochets]

It’s possible!

[@karenbailey3493]

I’m late to this party, but you never said to work “ in BACK LOOPS ONLY”……. Which is why this stitch has the beautiful texture. To those who struggled with this, that is probably why.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re not actually working into the back loops. You are working into the top of the stitches. By alternating the stitches, that’s what creates the texture.

[@karenbailey3493]

@ ok sorry ! I truly thought you needed to work in blo so sorry!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ no worries!

[@helencarter1546]

Just finished one. Very pretty BUT much too thick for my taste. Will not dry between uses. Dishcloths need to dry (bacteria).

[@AmandaCrochets]

You can always go up a hook size or two to make this a little more airy 😊

[@helencarter1546]

Good idea. I'm trying your DBL Crochet dishcloth as we speak. Thanks so much.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@helencarter1546 You're very welcome! :)

[@Joy-TheLazyCatLady2]

I have been crocheting for about 40 years and this isn't like any Moss stitch that I've ever seen. I learned it as sc skip a ch... all the way across on the first row and the sc in each chain space the rest of the rows. You can also use hdc instead of sc. I don't want to offend you but I also don't want people to learn the wrong stitch names. It would be very confusing. Maybe you learned it differently so maybe you can search for the moss stitch and see what I mean. It does make a lovely dish cloth. ✌🏻😻🧶

[@AmandaCrochets]

The stitch you’re describing sounds like the linen stitch. I know with crochet there are multiple names for the same stitch, which can get a little confusing. I’ve seen this stitch done both the way you mentioned and the way I show in this video 😊

[@evelynscott4655]

Instead of a slip stitch I do a single crochet

[@AmandaCrochets]

Awesome!

[@manalafifi7794]

✌️✌️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@mamabear3191]

Thanks

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!