47 Free Crochet Dishcloth Patterns

This multi-hued dishcloth looks tricker than it is, but this is a pattern that's perfectly beginner-friendly!

Simple designs like these dishcloths are perfect for housewarming gifts, and a great beginner project for new crocheters.

Classically simple, these designs are great for gift-giving and for practicing simple single and double crochet stitches.

This simple dishcloth is perfect for spring with a white daisy applique. Keep your kitchen cheerful year-round with this pretty pattern.

This multicolored flower features fanciful petals and easy, simple stitches, perfect for working up in a hurry!

Would you believe that this dishcloth looks just like an angel? It's so easy to make, too!

This half-circle design is worked in every color of the rainbow, in sequence, to create a bold and radiant rainbow dishcloth. 

Add some simple ridges to your work with textured stitches. Once you've mastered the basic crochet stitches, practice new techniques with this cool textured cloth.

This washcloth pattern utilizes the wave stitch to give it visual interest that will stand out, but is still a speedy pattern to stitch.

The fan stitch, worked with a variegated yarn, is super easy, but looks very impressive!

This design is worked up in one solid color, but if you look closely you can see delicate ripples throughout.

Have a heart! This sweet and simple dishcloth pattern uses variegated cotton yarn for pretty pops of color.

Take a circular dishcloth and add some extra pieces along the outside and suddenly - now you have a fish!

Featuring airy stitches and wild green leaves, this pineapple dishcloth is the perfect summertime kitchen accessory!

This summertime necessity is worked in two colors, one for the cone and one for your favorite ice cream flavor. 

This design is sure to perk you up with its bright variegated look and solid border. 

Learn how to work the sedge stitch as you work up this gorgeous dishcloth. Dishcloths are the perfect project to try a new stitch!

Learn how to work the afghan stitch, also known as the Tunisian stitch, while you work up a useful little dishcloth. 

Learn how to crochet the forked half double crochet stitch as you work this dishcloth. 

Add some visual interest to your kitchen with this cool cable textured dishcloth.

There's something so classic about a simple granny square made with the granny stitch - make a few of these for your kitchen today!

Use a variegated yarn to get an easy ombre effect without the hassle of changing yarn.

Brightly colored, this granny square dishcloth design features striped rows to make it endlessly customizable. 

This intermediate design is in the shape of a star and is worked from the center out for a new twist on a granny square dishcloth.

Sometimes simple is best - these circular dishcloths are worked in multiple bright colors with bold borders

Worked in a spiral with airy stitches, this simple dishcloth is your new kitchen staple. 

This green design features ridges throughout the dishcloth, giving this pattern a durable feel

This large flower pattern features full petals but an airy stitch design for the rest of it.

Need some more scrubbing dishcloths? This design features a center section made with stiffer, scrubby yarn, perfect for those pots and pans.

Perfect for fall, or for a end of year gift for your student's teachers, this design is also a half-circle and looks just like an apple slice!

Tired of your dishcloth slipping from your grasp as you do the dishes? Try this nubby scrubby, complete with a little pocket to place your fingers in for extra stability and grip. 

These 5-petal flowers are worked entirely in scrubby yarn, perfect for back-up scrubbers for those tough stains.

If you have any hemp laying around, transform it into these floral scrubbies with this easy pattern. 

When all you need is a simple scrubby pattern, we have one that'll get the job done right here. 

A simple stitch repeat in a variegated yarn lets you create a multicolor dream of a dishcloth. 

This standard dishcloth features bright, multicolored stripes, making it perfect for the spring. 

You don't need to do a lot to spice up a design - this one features simple rows in rainbow colors to really make it pop. 

Work the wave stitch alternating between neutral and bold colors for the rows of waves for a stand-out pattern you'll adore.

Learn how to crochet the crinkle stitch and make a dishcloth at the same time with this design. 

This design features rows of rainbow-hued wave stitches for a summertime delight. 

Use the easy-to-work v-stitch in this dishcloth pattern for little squiggles of color. 

You can use any stitch to work up a dishcloth, even the cluster stitch, as seen here!