Cottage Dishcloth Crochet Pattern

[@emma-woodhouse-721]

Very cool! Love that stitch sequence- sort of like a puffy Suzette stitch. I bet it would be great for a blanket, too. Thanks very much!

[@shannonh.1861]

I made a set of four dishcloths using this tutorial for a Christmas gift and I have to say they are the most beautiful dishcloths I've ever seen. They turned out just gorgeous!! Thank you so much for a great tutorial!

[@robertataggart5989]

I love making dish clothes. I have to say your channel is one of my favorites ❤❤❤. Thank you 💕

[@anaclf1]

It turned out amazing!! Thank you very much for the tutorial!

[@qpqp2339]

Would make great placemats putting this on my list, thank you!

[@hillbillyheavenWV]

Love this pretty dishcloth❣️ Thank you so much for tutorial. Please know we appreciate you taking your time to help us learn for free. Blessings to all 🤗🙏🏼🕊️

[@suzanroggendorf9464]

Thank you for all of your patterns. I still consider myself a newbie. I was looking for washcloth patterns for Christmas gifts. You have great tutorials. I gave followed you for a couple of years now. I appreciate all of your help! Sye

[@mls_words_of_wisdom]

This would be great for a scarf, I think! Thanks for showing us how to make it

[@luciagonzalez4899]

I love this pattern, very good tutorial. Your voice is smooth and relaxing! Thank you!

[@SheriParkerPhotography]

This is the pattern I chose for my first ever dishcloth! I ❤ it! Thank you for your time to make the tutorial.

[@karenbush3676]

I’ve the textures. Thanks you. Making many for gifts

[@martinathomas814]

Love it! Just completed my dish cloth with picots. Thank you

[@tinastalion6266]

Beautiful stitch pattern Sarah!! Thank you so much!! 😊🧶🦋💜

[@suewalker4903]

Love your voice its so calming thank you for your patience

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you for watching and the compliment :)

[@joyjoyjoyfolie]

I love these!! I’ll be making a frw for sure!! Thank you!!

[@pattaylor5713]

I like the look of this pattern, I will be busy making these. Thank you

[@auroradevine6404]

Hi Sarah… love this stitch ❤, thank you for your tutorial, and to let you know that I enjoy your channel 🦋🦋

[@Amzie-kx1xr]

Thank you! It looks so much more complicated than it is! I'll have to give it a try.

[@carnemarns]

Great tutorial! So very helpful!

[@purplepopcorn150]

I love the little pompom border

[@wendydavenport9783]

thank you for this video, i just finished this pattern today. easy to follow and turned out perfect

[@kathyruck297]

Love the pattern.

[@debbiebridges8807]

This is a pretty stitch

[@alisongomes684]

Beautiful

[@cathycudney393]

I like this pattern, ty.

[@robertataggart5989]

I used a thinner cotton yarn. Dishie cone from Knit picks and a 4.5 mm hook. I made I guess kinda like a mat to put my lamps on so they don't scratch my table. They came out really pretty!!! Also I only chained 2 on the pico stitch.

[@Leahmom8]

I ❤ this pattern❣️

[@justagramma]

I love the pattern and the stitch but don't like using crocheted wash and dishcloths so I usually use the pattern to make a blanket or cowl so thank you for this video.

[@SunsetLakeLoops]

Beautiful pattern yet again Sarah 💓 I just made this up with the last of my cotton yarn and it’s beautiful. I’ll definitely be making more.

[@sojournertruth2359]

Where in canada are u? Love ur channel!

[@rebeccacrocker870]

question: is this a different variant of the puff stitch?? I just started crocheting and the puff stitch I learned had 9 loops before you pull the yarn through

[@amymcintyre2192]

L❤ve this

[@jodymcconachie7344]

I am having alot of difficulty with your video. Using 32 chains and starting in second chain from hook, I never end the row on the right stitch. I can only end the row on the right stitch if I start in first chain from hook. To boot....my rows end up being longer than my foundation row, which I've tried with a larger hook to loosen and its just the same fail all over again, going back to wrong # of stitches at the end of the row. I'll have to quit this pattern after 3 hours of trying to make it count right. Something just isn't working here between the stitch count and instructions.

[@mariatriolo2681]

Why didn’t u help her out?

[@annves]

I chained 32 stitches and for me it worked fine. I ended with a single crochet in the last stitch. I don’t know if you ever dared to try out this tutorial again? maybe you were finally able to do it? :)

[@annves]

32 chains One sc in second chain from the hook, and also a puff stitch in the same chain. Skip one, sc in next, puff in the same chain. Skip a stitch . Repeat

[@karievens5052]

You may need to watch carefully when skipping a stitch, tgat you are o ky skipping one. Make sure you are doing the puff stitch in the same spot as your single crochet . I just did the first row and it worked out perfectly.

[@moonsdottir]

A sincere question. Do you have to use cotton or can you use acrylic?? I know for some things you don't use acrylic because its a fire hazzard but if this is just being used to clean, would it matter??

[@madisimonich6247]

I think I'm this context cotton washes up better

[@madisimonich6247]

As well as being absorbent!

[@robertataggart5989]

Acrylic yarn doesn't absorb well if that helps you. I would stick to cotton for cleaning ❤

[@cvholm5904]

Not detailed for how to do border 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

[@lorimorgan8692]

At 9:00 she shows how to crochet the picot edging in good detail

[@pamelamaxwell8242]

4:40 there’s a link to instructions in KZbin. Very easy once you get the hang of it. Love the pattern. Good luck.