Rainbow Sherbet Dishcloth

By: Jennifer Dickerson from fiberfluxblog.com

Add some bright color to your kitchen with this Rainbow Sherbet Dishcloth. This crochet dishcloth pattern is a simple striped square made of single crochet stitches that can easily be made larger or smaller than the given pattern to fit your needs. Simply add or subtract rows to vary the length. You can use as many colors as you want with this fun, striped pattern. Add a homemade touch to your kitchen and make some for simple and easy handcrafted gifts.

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Easy

Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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elocin1104 2800379

Jul 29, 2018

I love the colors of this dishcloth. They are also my sisters favorite, so I think I will make her a few. She is having a baby in October, and I feel like she might like to receive a gift for herself. This cloth pattern is amazing, and so unique. I think I will make several, after we move next week.

princess6860504

Nov 27, 2017

What a fun way to experiment with all those bright and cheery cotton yarns that are out there! I want to know how these wash up. When you are using bright colors and mix them with white- do the colors bleed at all? I would hate to make them and use them, then find out they get all messy with mixing and bleeding colors.

mg57

Feb 16, 2017

I love miter square designs in crochet and knitting. This miter square is done in single crochet which makes this dishcloth a more solid fabric. This pattern would be fun to make in a variegated cotton yarn, as well. The designer gives you very clear instructions. Make up a bunch and give some away as gifts.