Easy Rustic Crochet Dishcloth Tutorial - Free Crochet Washcloth Pattern

[@sherrolmohn8686]

Wow, I've called that a berry stitch. Funny how many names a stich can have. Love this dish cloth. Looks awesome. Great pattern.

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy making it 😊. Yeah, there are so many different names per crochet stitch. Like the moss stitch (linen stitch, granite stitch, woven stitch). ✨

[@MG-kr2gx]

I really like this pattern! I'm a little slow so I have to stop and start the video to get the row changes and counting of the rows right. But it's a nice pattern can't wait get started!

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the pattern.

[@Tara7896]

Great pattern! I love how mine turned out , thank you! Is it possible to make this pattern larger for a tea towel? If so, how many chain stitches would you start with?

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the pattern. I don't have the measurements yet for a tea towel, but the multiple for the stitch pattern is 2. So you can adjust the foundation chain to it make it larger by just following the multiple. I hope that helps. 😊

[@gerriekaychurch658]

Lovely pattern, I’m new to crochet and can’t wait to try this pattern…thx😊

[@JewelsandJones]

You're welcome! 😊 I hope you enjoy making the pattern.

[@lizwygle696]

I really like this pattern! And the tutorial is wonderful. I am 99% sure I'm doing the bobble stitch correct but the bobbles are disappearing. Like they are there, just they flatten. Is that normal?

[@lizwygle696]

I actually just noticed you are using 4.5 mm hook. I am using 5 mm hook bc my worsted weight yarn recommended that size. Is that my problem?

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, yes this can definitely happen with this stitch. So before you start the next row, push those little bobblet's out with your finger. This should help make them more visible. As for your second question, sometimes going down a hook size will help. You want to work the stitch a bit tightly too, so I would recommend going down a hook size. I hope this helps 😊 Good luck!!

[@lizwygle696]

The different size hook made all the difference! Looks more like yours now. 😃

[@triciawhitney8286]

My bobbles want to go to the back instead of the front… they disappear also. Maybe it’s my yarn ; it seems difficult to work with; however, my bobbles are not cooperating like yours do in the video. Love the way yours look!

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, yes that can definitely happen with this stitch. I like to pop my bobbles out when I'm starting the next row and using a smaller hook size definitely helps out with making this stitch. You kind of have to work the stitches a bit tighter. I hope this helps! 😊

[@TheWfive]

I have this same problem also, using a 6 mm hook. What size hook do you feel is best to use?

[@momofwheaten]

Hi I hope you can help on row 6 which is repeating row 2 my bobbles are coming out on the wrong side . What am I doing wrong?

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi Rhonda, I just left you a message on Etsy. But if you have any other questions, let me know. Have a great day!

[@suzannelever6485]

Do you make hand warmers. I love your videos

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, thank you! I'm glad you like the videos. 😊 I currently don't have a pattern for hand warmers, but all add it to my list.

[@karenwatkins4122]

thank you lovely stitches God bless

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you! 😊

[@amywolin815]

Working on this right now. Thank you for the video, it helped a lot!

[@JewelsandJones]

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thank you :)

[@gonziface]

Pretty

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you!

[@lisafrazer1031]

Hi, I am very new to crochet and I am trying to make this dishcloth. What are you calling the second stitch? I understood bobble stitch, but not the other one. All these terms for stitches are a little overwhelming at the point.

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, welcome to crochet! 😊 So the first stitch is a bobblet stitch, which is a version of a extended single crochet stitch and the second stitch is the suzette stitch. The suzette stitch is made using single crochet and double crochet.

[@rosawood270]

Lovely thanks

[@JewelsandJones]

Most welcome 😊

[@odellpark]

Lovely! Can’t wait to try it

[@JewelsandJones]

Thank you. I hope you enjoy making it.

[@MiggyAzaley18159]

can i use dk cotton yarn

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, yes you could definitely use a dk yarn, but the washcloth might come out smaller. You might have to add additional rows.

[@MiggyAzaley18159]

thanks a lot much appreciated

[@jennifersacks4129]

Where can i find this in the link

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, here's the link jewelsandjones.com/rustic-cotton-dishcloth-free-crochet-pattern/

[@pattikemp-gettmann9646]

Love it

[@cackleberrycottage2340]

Really cute pattern, however, I am having a very difficult time getting those bobbles to pop out on the front. They seem to naturally want to pop out on the back. I have tried 3 different hook sizes, 5, 4.5 and 4, all with the same results. I am using a cotton yarn and the only thing I can figure is the yarn you are using is much softer than what I am using. I am an experienced crocheter and this pattern isn't difficult, but it's not working out like the video. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. I bought your pattern off Etsy as well. Thank you.

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, Thank you for your question and for purchasing one of my patterns. I'm sorry it's giving you a bit of trouble. WeCrochet dishie yarn is a bit on the softer size, but any cotton worsted weight should work for these dishcloths. I would recommend pushing out the bobbles with your finger on the backside before starting the next row. This should help make them pop, here's a good video explaining this stitch too kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6rRnIB7fNx-gM0 Let me know if you have any other questions :)

[@I_Am_because_God_Is]

What helped me was to make the bobbles less tight then the following anchoring stitch

[@ndlz1]

🙏

[@JewelsandJones]

😊

[@tinahi5050]

Love the pattern, but wish you would of took more time on each row to show how to do each stitch..

[@JewelsandJones]

Hi there, thank you.