This bundle makes a great gift or care package. Make one for yourself for those days you need a little pampering.

This is the collection of my 2021 Washcloth patterns. Included are all patterns published + 3 new patterns. That’s less than a dollar a pattern! I hope you enjoy learning these new stitches.

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• DESCRIPTION: The Lemon Peel stitch creates a gorgeous bumpy texture. Its ease makes it a favorite among crocheters. The bumpy texture lends itself to many uses and projects, from scarves to blankets.

• DESCRIPTION: This lightweight blanket is perfect for snuggling up on the sofa. It’s not too heavy and uses a lacy stitch that will let you catch a bit of breeze to keep you from getting hot. It is made from a super soft yarn that has the texture of Alpaca yarn but isn’t made with animal fibers. This is probably my favorite project I’ve design...

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• DESCRIPTION: The Clam stitch washcloth is made up of alternating fans and DC. The stitches create a design that looks almost floral but isn’t overly feminine. This stitch would make a great blanket.

• DESCRIPTION: The Posts & Clusters washcloth has very pronounced texture created by combining sections of post stitches with small cluster pairs. It has great scrubbing power and looks very elaborate while being fairly simple to make.

• DESCRIPTION: A beautiful lace stitch creates the body of this bag while sturdier stitches form the top. A fun method of creating crocheted rope makes these handles look more finished, although you can just as easily make chain and single crochet stitch handles.

• DESCRIPTION: The Arches washcloth is made with a great stitch and has beautiful open spaces that give it delicate look which is offset by the solid blocks of stitches. It isn’t too feminine and produces a fun fabric.

• DESCRIPTION: This stitch pattern is a favorite among crocheters because of its simplicity combined with a beautiful texture. Alternating single crochets with chains creates a solid fabric and a gorgeous feel and beautiful drape.

• DESCRIPTION: Give Dad a thoughtful and practical gift for Father’s Day (or any day!) These pocket towels coordinate and use simple stitches so they’ll work up quickly. The first is composed of a single crochet, a chain, a double crochet. That easy combination creates a texture perfect for wiping glasses and foreheads! The second just uses sin...

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• DESCRIPTION: This washcloth is super easy. It’s similar to the linen stitch but instead of working your single crochets into chain spaces you work them into the single crochets of the previous row. Enjoy!

• DESCRIPTION: Yellow Checks is a quick, cute pattern that makes a lovely open fabric. With the tilted blocks of double crochet there is a touch of whimsy in this functional but not boring washcloth.

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• DESCRIPTION: This pattern creates a dainty, feminine fabric. Gently textured and with scalloped edges it would make a great gift for almost anyone. A new mom, a graduate going off on her own for the first time, or a couple who just bought their first house. And it’s large enough it can function as a hand towel!

• DESCRIPTION: This pattern produces a gorgeous, lacy fabric. It would be a wonderful addition to a care package or hostess gift. They would be very welcoming in a guest bathroom. The pattern is easy, but looks intricate. Enjoy!

• DESCRIPTION: Using an easy alteration to a basic stitch creates a simple (but not plain) design perfect for any project. This stitch creates a dense fabric that would work well as a washcloth, scarf, or even a baby blanket.

• DESCRIPTION: This stitch creates a gently textured fabric. It would be suitable for a baby blanket, scarf,

• DESCRIPTION: This is an easy pattern that uses basic stitches to make a complex looking texture. It uses a bit more yarn , but it is well worth it. Easy to resize, this stitch would also make a great baby blanket.

• DESCRIPTION: This simple pattern goes by quickly and is easy to memorize. Make several for a housewarming gift, or to put in a care package for a new college student.

• DESCRIPTION: Using an interesting stitch gives this scarf a unique texture which is set off by the slow color changes of the yarn. It works up very quickly and would make an excellent gift. Any #4 yarn may be used.

• DESCRIPTION: Simple enough to make several, this face scrubby will gently scrub off the day’s stress. Make several and give to a friend for her birthday or to the new mom at your office so she can pamper herself. They make great gifts or stocking stuffers and are perfect for using up small bits of cotton.

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Big enough to completely cover your arms but small enough to keep in the car or in a chilly office, this wrap is gorgeous as an accent to casual wear. Done in a finer weight, it would be perfect for dinner at a nice restaurant. Wear it to the movies, to drop off the kids at school in the morning, or just cuddle up in it while watching your favo...

Pretty enough for a gift but sturdy enough to actually use, this hand towel is elegant and much easier to make than it looks. This fun stitch works up fast so it’s great for last minute gifts. It’s also easy to resize. Just chain a multiple of 6, then add 2.

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• DESCRIPTION: This pattern teaches you how to crochet the half double crochet (hdc) and use it to make a beautiful and useful washcloth or dishcloth. You will need roughly 150 yards of cotton or cotton blend yarn to make one washcloth so this is a great stashbuster if you have a lot of cotton yarn and no idea what to make.