Textured Spa Cloth Crochet Pattern | Easy Crochet Tutorial

[@maureenfrost2872]

Love that stitch. Very clear instructions. You do one thing that many demonstrators fail to do, state very clearly the multiples required to alter the size of the cloth.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this stitch and video. I try to make my videos clear for others to follow along.

[@Leahmom8]

I really love doing this project! Great texture, easy, and a very luxurious look! ❤️

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@Needlewich]

Love the look of this spa cloth! Great tutorial, Amanda! Very clear demo of this pretty stitch combo which works up beautifully!! Thank you! 🤗

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! I love this stitch and how it works up too. Thanks for watching!

[@raneerattna658]

I am doing it the second time. Thanks. Practice makes perfect

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you’re enjoying this! 😊🧶

[@Leahmom8]

Definitely a favorite for me!

[@DigitalPlannerCo]

Love how easy this is to do (good for beginners + quick, easy WIP for experienced crocheters); also love how beautiful and textured it is! Really works up quick and lovely! 🙌

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed this tutorial 😊🧶

[@oldrvr]

Love this stitch! Thanks!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome!

[@sueq8862]

Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial. Love this pattern!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!

[@sk13507]

Beautiful. I will definitely make some. Thank you.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@donicabryant7741]

I love this spa cloth! Gonna make a few of these for me!! 😁 And the face scrubbies. Thanks for these awesome tutorials!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome!

[@lisastreasures]

I really like this. Great color choice also. Thanks 😊

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks! 😊

[@cindyw2017]

Love this stitch, I used the stitch for a scarf. It turned out beautiful

[@AmandaCrochets]

Cindy W I’m glad you enjoy this stitch just as much as I do. Thanks for watching!

[@nene-hr4kz]

Amanda I Love Your Videos ❤😁 THANKS 🤗

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you like them! 😊

[@SusanGaskin]

I love this! I'll be making it soon. Thanks so much!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're very welcome! Happy crocheting!

[@beverleeperezgeorgette1951]

Very quick and nice

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks a lot!

[@donnamyers7274]

Making this now in aqua! Love it!💖You need to turn the volume up on your mic for future videos. Can hardly hear you. Problem not on my end. I compared another video volume to yours. Thx.

[@AmandaCrochets]

I'm glad you're enjoying this pattern! The volume on earlier videos is lower sadly. However, if you check out newer videos, I have fixed the volume issue.

[@donnamyers7274]

@@AmandaCrochets thankyou! 💖

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@donnamyers7274 You're welcome!

[@mwmoses8714]

Thank you for this video - nice stitch - but what I really appreciate, which many crochet instruction videos fail to do - is the close ups with your camera so the viewer can easily see how you’re creating the stitch

[@AmandaCrochets]

mw moses you’re welcome! Thanks for the compliment! I try to go slow enough for beginners and have my camera focus on the stitches. I find it helpful when learning. Thanks for watching!

[@celestekittie]

I wish you would have shown how to do the single stitch around the border but I love how easy you made this to follow!

[@denisejackson4205]

Just chain one at end of finished row an put a sc around entire cloth put 3 sc in each corner then fasten off when done weaves in ends

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@kayleighevans2828]

I never get the stitch count the same on each side when doing borders! 😂😭

[@twilighttortoise]

Gorgeous!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!

[@kayevans7574]

gorgeous pattern!! ty SO much xx

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@krazymammaw3040]

How many chains for a 8x8 dishcloth do you use

[@AmandaCrochets]

I would try maybe 27 chains instead.

[@stephaniefoster6330]

I am confused about the single crochet into last stitch at the end of the row because I have 3 chains on first row at the end?

[@AmandaCrochets]

You will make a single crochet into the top of the third chain.

[@stephaniefoster6330]

@@AmandaCrochets thank you Amanda and then for round 2, round 3 etc. there are two stitches at the end so do I skip those 2 and then single crochet into the chain from the turning chain?

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@stephaniefoster6330 you’re welcome! Yes, you will always make your last stitch into the top of the turning chain for each row 😊

[@stephaniefoster6330]

@@AmandaCrochets Fantastic! Thank you so much.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@stephaniefoster6330 you’re very welcome!

[@beverlysmith1953]

Hi Amanda I love this stitch it's so pretty. Can you use this stitch for a dishcloth?.

[@AmandaCrochets]

This spa cloth can be used for a dishcloth as well. I use this stitch all the time for that 😊🧶

[@beverlysmith1953]

@@AmandaCrochets Thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@beverlysmith1953 you’re welcome!

[@mayooyaamoi3092]

is it okay if we used a 4.5mm hook? thank you!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Yes of course!

[@mayooyaamoi3092]

@@AmandaCrochets thank you so much🥺

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!

[@barbaralent5559]

Amanda thank you the tutorial ❤️. This pattern is easier than I thought it would be which pleased me because I am a newbie to crocheting. I have questions if you can help me 1, do you have an easy pattern for a dishcloth, 2, have you ever used the LED Crochet Hooks? and is a ball of cotton yarn 100g usually enough for face washers and dish clothes?I bought Clover Hooks in a complete set with scissors, tape measure, needles, row counter and stitch markers but find at night the lighting is not good so did wonder if the LED Hooks would help. Im really a knitter and a tight one at that so trying very hard to make my foundation chain a little looser.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're very welcome Barbara! I'm glad you gave this pattern a try. To answer your questions, yes I do have a few other dishcloth patterns on my channel. You can check those out here: kzbin.info/aero/PL54fYfcQsoSHJf6YF8vtFVHxQJXE_b9Gy. I haven't used the LED crochet hooks before, but I have heard about them. I can't say how well they work, but I do have an Ottlite lamp that helps keep things nice and bright. I found mine at Joann Fabrics (don't forget to use coupons), but you might be able to find them on Amazon as well. That's just an alternative. However, you can always purchase one of the LED hooks to see if you like it or not. For yarn, you can get a full dishcloth out of a 100g skein of cotton yarn. If your foundation chain is really tight, I suggest going up a hook size or two to make your chain. Once you made your chain, switch back to the smaller hook you wanted to use for that pattern. That usually helps keep your chain a little more loose. Hope that helps!

[@lindathompson6499]

If you crochet tightly, use a crochet hook, one size, larger for your foundation stitch, then go back to your regular size

[@kelliehart4798]

How many rows did you do on this dishcloth

[@AmandaCrochets]

I believe I made 22 rows for this spa cloth.

[@kayleighevans2828]

Struggling with the edges... Am i right going into the chain, because it covers the single crochet from the previous row! Driving me mad lol

[@AmandaCrochets]

Yes, you will be going into the chain for the last stitch of each row. 😊 you can always put a stitch marker in the very first and very last stitch of each row to help.

[@rostunes]

isnt this a bit like the moss stitch?

[@AmandaCrochets]

Not quite. I would say this is similar to the sedge stitch.

[@jenniferkiss6496]

What is the actual name of this stitch, please??

[@AmandaCrochets]

This is made using the blanket stitch :)