How to Crochet Round Tulle Dish Scrubber (Dish Scrubby Tutorial with Instruction Notes)

[@malacagut]

Very clear and easy instructions for us to learn how to crochet the tulle dish scrubbies! Thanks a bunch for this tutorial!

[@Jerannsb]

Great ! You are very easy to follow, and you take your time, which is so important to me. 😅

[@carolpagano2609]

I love the written intructions! That is how I learned to read patterns! Big thanks :)

[@nadamcmillan7659]

Great tutorial! My friend gave me one. I love it!! I use it all the time for my dishes. Thank you so much for sharing, I will definitely make some. As you said they are great for gifts!

[@patallen2004]

This is the best tutorial for scrubbies I have seen. Also the written instructions are great for people like me that need the written version. Thanks so much for my next fun project.

[@cindyengler5085]

Thank you for this tutorial. I’m a beginner and your instructions and examples were very clear and easy to follow. Thanks for being a good teacher!

[@conniedetevis2119]

I appreciate you posting the written pattern in the video, thank you. I like these scrubbies especially that they are double in thickness by stitching two together.

[@evelynsellman7054]

Oh my god! You’re the best teacher ever!

[@carriehoman8476]

Thanks for adding the written pattern notes!

[@patriciajohnson7688]

I made my first tulle scrubby by following along, stopping your video at each step. It came out great! I was trying to make scrubbies with nylon netting and got very frustrated because I couldn't see where to put the stitches on other tutorials. Finally, I was able to follow along with your totally comprehensive and very visual tutorial. I agree that you may want to mention how much tulle it takes to make one side of the scrubby. Can't wait to see more of your videos! Thank you so much!

[@donnalund4797]

Really Appreciate written instructions. Thank you so much.

[@lisajoy9588]

I would have never thought of this! I can’t wait to make some!

[@insertnamehere3710]

LOVE the written instructions!!!! Thank you so much!

[@melsimon5592]

I would like to know the hook size

[@TanglewithYarn]

I used a size J / 10 6.00 mm crochet hook

[@Jerannsb]

Thank you, very great tutorial. Couldn’t quite copy all the instruction, is there a way that I can get them all

[@Jerannsb]

Thank you for the info at the top, it helps a lot

[@TanglewithYarn]

Glad to hear . Thank you.

[@rosemcdeavitt2615]

Great video and instructions. Best I've seen yet including how to wash them.

[@NolaGB]

I would like to better see how it is you're holding and working with your tulle. I'm not accustomed to working with this, as I've for many years used yarn and am having difficulty getting stitches to look for uniform and neat, Thank you for sharing.

[@judyking4930]

Very good and easy tutorial .

[@TanglewithYarn]

Thank you!

[@bellem8310]

very nice, great instrutions

[@karaokebling2]

I have to learn how to crochet first...because I don't know what to do. Lol. Thank you for this tutorial.👍

[@joannehudes.1759]

I like this change you made and went and bought thinner tulle and love making these scrubbies. I am trying to figure how to do the joining of 2 scrubbier together in a different color. Could you please explain how to start the slip stitch with new color please.

[@hlegler]

PERFECT! Great tutorial! Just what I needed. This is such a cute gift idea if given with some yummy smelling dish soap. Cute colors! Thank youuuu!! :)

[@barbarabirkenberger8313]

Looks great: I've made a number of these . Like your tutorial , it looks so much better with the change! I will try it! Thanks !

[@phyllisanderson1988]

My first time making them. You make it look easy. Good job. They should be fun to make.

[@cherrilgallagher818]

Thank you your instruction are super easy beautiful work 🌹

[@lillianrosepaulino4637]

Absolutely great instructions. Very easy to understand and is really nice design.

[@BJGandy]

Just made my first scrubbie. Loved the written directions!! However, when I was finished, my scrubbed didn't lay as flat as yours. Suggestions????

[@WendyJ0]

Awesome thank you!

[@loisbilladeau5018]

wendy jo t

[@amandaburgess9102]

Thank you this is great!

[@Virginiarose1]

Can you post the Tutorial of color change scrubby in the description of this video so that we can click on the link and be directed to the video of the color change scrubby so that it will be easier to find?

[@knottybutcrafty8136]

i just love this am making it with you. But if you wanted to make it bigger do you do the same DC as the same in the last row

[@nancyjaeger5352]

I have the same question.

[@TanglewithYarn]

The easiest way to increase the size would be to use a larger crochet hook.

[@vickihelhowski8218]

Love these! Thank you! If I want to make a larger scrubbie would I just do another row of 2dc in each stich?

[@TanglewithYarn]

Here is a link to a video tutorial that I did that shows how to make the dish scrubby larger 3 different ways. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHiYeHWDaN92bKM

[@sherlyannsedeno4123]

Awsome love it great job ttyl

[@kelliwilson3175]

Great, my first scrubbie done! My diameter is much bigger than yours. How do you suggest I work on making smaller diameter? Thanks!

[@gloriawood9627]

smaller hook

[@kathleensturgeon9231]

Great instructions!

[@harrychris6574]

Hello Kathleen

[@shmayf]

I did it! Somehow my stitch counts were always more, but it still turned out ok. Lol

[@debbiehartzog931]

How do you weave in the ends?

[@justdoinggood2645]

Will the tule from dollar tree work?

[@Patti1965]

Thank you!!

[@rosiebowling1727]

Great tutorial! My first one ended up being 3" diameter. I think it is supposed to be 6", right?

[@joanheglin4583]

I love to make these scrubbies! I like the ones that have different colors in them. How do you crochet the last color on? I hope you don't mind if I make these for a group of people. Charity. One more thing I am having problems with, you need to make your background a little darker. Also, do you have a web sight? Thank you for being so patient with me! Karen L Tech 👼 ‼️

[@TanglewithYarn]

I will upload a tutorial soon, showing the scrubby with different colors. Thank you. I think that it is great that you are making the dish scrubbies for charity.

[@carrie880]

How much Tull does it take for one scrubbie?

[@mikedoyle9376]

@@carrie880 it will depend on how tight or loose you crochet. I use a tulle that's on a roll so I don't know how much it uses. Also I tend to crochet tight.

[@malacagut]

How many scrubbies can you make with the roll of tulle?

[@YudithENova]

Can they be reused?

[@stephaniesali2350]

Yes over and over again until they fall apart.

[@BJGandy]

My tulle spools are 6 inches by 25 feet. How many scrubbies can I make from a spool that size?

[@BJGandy]

Answered my own question. Only one scrub is per 25 feet of tulle.😏

[@8hackneys]

Me: *watches* Also Moi: what is this sorcery?

[@starrspoter]

does this only work with scuccies for cleaning?wht about the face ect

[@blackmber]

The tulle feels too rough on skin for daily use, but if you find a material with thicker, smooth threads (like in a loofah) it would be fine.

[@yyonak]

You can also use 100% cotton yarn. I've made several cotton facial scrubbies and I really like them.

[@marys.harriman5896]

In my opinion, I would do a sc around instead of a slip stitch. That way the scrubby won't curl on the front.

[@VM-123]

Creative Grandma does a slip stitch and 1 chain for each stitch. I really like that edging, it's my favorite!

[@yyonak]

@@VM-123 I like hers too! It looks way more decorative 😊 I think I'll do that on this scrubby tutorial

[@aprilalfred2151]

Can I please ask what size hook you are using?

[@TanglewithYarn]

I used a size J / 10 6.00 mm crochet hook in this tutorial. You can also use a larger crochet hook. I would just recommend not using a smaller crochet hook than a 6.00 mm crochet hook. I have also made this dish scrubby with a larger crochet hook size K / 6.50 mm.

[@sherriatsavinh4995]

Can you use a smaller hook? My largest is a 6

[@TanglewithYarn]

I would recommend a larger hook, since this dish scrubby uses tulle that is 6 inches wide.

[@starrspoter]

what size hook

[@TanglewithYarn]

I used a size J /10 - 6.00 mm crochet hook.

[@deenawillis1597]

What Tule did you use?

[@TanglewithYarn]

I purchased the tulle for this scrubby from Walmart. I also buy tulle online from Amazon and both work great for this dish scrubby. The tulle from Walmart is a little bit more abrasive, than the one from Amazon. The tulle I used for the orange scrubby was from Walmart and some of the other colors I show in the tutorial are from Amazon.

[@Thecraftinggirlboutique]

How doesn’t the tool not ripe when you wash dishes.

[@donnawatts1031]

What size hook are you using?

[@TanglewithYarn]

I used a size J /10 crochet hook.

[@melissaschaub1275]

How many scrubbies can you make with one roll of tulle?

[@TanglewithYarn]

From one spool you get about 3 single rounds, and if you are making a double sided dish scrubby, then you would get one complete dish scrubby and another single round if you crocheting with the entire width of the scrubby (with 6 inch wide strips). To make 2 double sided scrubbies with 6 inch wide strips then would need 2 spools of tulle, 3 scrubbies if they are not double sided or 1 complete double sided scrubby with one round left over to use as one of the sides for your second scrubby. With 2 spools you can make 3 double sided scrubbies using 6 inch wide strips.

[@chriss9781]

Wish it was a little slower stitching and closer up, for us newbies. Otherwise very good instructions.

[@mykabaum9455]

Great! It would be even better if you could use, and encourage others to use natural mesh fabric so that it's plastic free and biodegradable. Thanks!

[@patriciasmith7922]

What a chatter box.

[@codyforeman153]

I like the videos but you're not explaining how to do it I mean you're saying slip stitch like we should know what that is or half double crochet

[@Jerannsb]

Please go a little slower when you change stitches. I love making your scrubbies, but you go a little too fast when you first change the stitches.

[@lisabouffard2969]

What size hook are you using?

[@vcrouch6041]

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