How to Make Kitchen Scrubbies

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Shop Online Fabric Store: www.onlinefabricstore.net/ See the full written instructions: www.onlinefabricstore.net/makersmill/scrubbies/ Shop Nylon Netting: www.onlinefabricstore.net/type-fabric.aspx?product_sub_group=nylon-netting Feel free to comment, like, and subscribe!

[@satyachaitanya8371]

I was a winer at first because I did not fully understand the instructions but after listening to the video twenty times having my practice yarn I ended up with a first practice circle similar to as she did. It is an excellent video.

[@sandygrayson9590]

Clearest video on how to crochet I’ve seen to date. Thank you.

[@onlinefabricstore]

Glad it was helpful!

[@satyachaitanya8371]

I am an absolute beginner. It tougher than it looks. She make look so effortless and such wonderful stitching. I been trying several hours I still to pick with my fingers to get it to go through stitching. This is a nice video.

[@satyachaitanya8371]

This is the best video I found on it that I can do

[@alexandracash8106]

This is the best tutorial I have found. Thank you for being so clear and slow with everything. Using the yarn first to practice on was genius to allow us to see better. I am going to try that to get the hang of the pattern .

[@onlinefabricstore]

Excellent! Feel free to let us know how your scrubbies turn out :)

[@agnesmariedill5004]

1:18 is there a written instructions?

[@onlinefabricstore]

The written instructions can be found here: www.onlinefabricstore.com/makersmill/scrubbies/

[@allieeverett9017]

SO so cute and thank you!

[@dashpatel4394]

Wow this is fun way making something really useful ! U r brilliant 👍

[@onlinefabricstore]

Thank you so much 😀

[@DuluthTW]

Thanks! I've always wondered if these scrubbers could be handmade. Now, I know how.

[@onlinefabricstore]

You're welcome, glad we could help!

[@l.m.o.8948]

I did very much enjoyed your video, regardless of my crochet hook comment. 🇨🇦👍

[@mariavalenzuela5018]

Really like them!Thanks

[@onlinefabricstore]

So glad! Enjoy!

[@dwiastutii7667]

Thanks...nice idea... Maybe we can insert a ball of sponge in so it's easier to handle ?

[@znycelondon5313]

Leftover pieces of soap.....clean a tub or sink!

[@Nana-zi9xq]

Dwi Astuti I then they will be full of bacteria. Almost impossible to kill in sponges.

[@janeyboyd8831]

slip stitch around when finished. It will cause edges to turn slightly upward and give fingers a space to push without slipping out!

[@cathypiwcio1223]

I love these scrubbiest they don’t scratch.

[@LucillesParadise36]

I like this idea

[@mary-lynnmcconnell5656]

What a great idea 👍

[@onlinefabricstore]

Thanks!

[@satyachaitanya8371]

I wish the video showed them doing one whole side. I am getting better at bit be a beginner mine looks nothing like hers. Mine is not even centered

[@satyachaitanya8371]

You do not show where I stick the first double crochet the first loop. I am under certain where it stick it. Whether it through the center of the first loop or the the first chain of the first loop. I do like this video because it points out practice for the beginner.

[@satyachaitanya8371]

You do not clearly show where I stick the first chain three after the first circle.

[@satyachaitanya8371]

Beginners like me will have to pick through every loop at first unless extremely gifted

[@IRISHBUTT]

A Yarn Over is when you loop the yarn over while making regular stitch, you were chaining.

[@lesleyannemacdonald401]

Yarn over is yarn over!

[@WeiYinChan]

Nylon is plastic though, if you are zero waste you should do this with yarn instead, maybe look for a rougher, more textured kind of yarn.

[@onlinefabricstore]

Sure, you could use yarn but I'm not sure how effective it would be at scrubbing. Also, it might develop an odor, hold on to bacteria more, and disintegrate quickly. That's OK if you're willing to make more of them!

[@WeiYinChan]

OnlineFabricStore.net what about rougher natural twine?? They are a lot harder and scratchier. Would something like that work?

[@mrspinballpotter2299]

WeiYinChan I did wonder what the point was as it’s not eco friendly so might as well pick for up fir the shop.

[@MR-ir3rl]

I was thinking of using hemp since it's biodegradable. I think this is an excellent alternative and cheaper than constantly buying sponges.

[@conniel.4601]

Thanks! Would love to see it done with sewing.

[@uniquewhimsy622]

You would love to see a crochet project done with sewing?? What does that mean?

[@katherineseekatz4082]

I can't move past the yarn practice.

[@onlinefabricstore]

You got this!

[@virendrayadav3994]

use ful thing

[@carrahful]

Too fast even for a beginner

[@uniquewhimsy622]

There’s a button you can push to slow the video down.

[@karencooke1986]

😇

[@satyachaitanya8371]

This video is less than instructional. The do not show step by step where to stick each stich so I end up with garbage each time. If you not gifted with Crocheting expect to pick through each loop.

[@marilynmazza285]

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[@usmc2msu213]

This $&&$ is harder than it looks.

[@Anoumous-ku1yk]

To fast

[@onlinefabricstore]

Sorry about that, we do have the written instructions here: www.onlinefabricstore.com/makersmill/scrubbies/ Hope this helps!

[@Miya2306]

How to make a kitchen scrubbier..... buy one 😒😒😒

[@WeiYinChan]

Miya2306 lol why did you even click on the video?

[@rosiebowling1727]

The ones you buy aren't near as good as these....try it and see!

[@l.m.o.8948]

Would be easier if you held the crochet hook properly.

[@lesleyannemacdonald401]

We all hold it differently!