You can find free patterns here, here and here.


To make the little picot border (as you can see on the blue and pink dishcloth), you do the following:

1. Chain 3

2.Sc. (single crochet)in the 3d chain from hook.

3. Skip next chain, sl. st. (slip stitch) in next chain to attach picot.
I've seen other ways to make a picot, you can always experiment a bit and then see what gives the nicest effect.
7 comments:
Great tutorial! Just found your blog and it is wonderful.
These are very special dish cloths.
I love crocheted dishcloths! The ones you've made are lovely. I love a picot edge!
By the way, I have my favorite pattern available on my blog :)
thank you for the links. you made lovely dishclothes wth those edges!
ooh! Those look pretty, which may help inspire me to actually use them to clean... lol... I think I could actually accomplish this. Thank you!
Thanks for linking to my dishcloth pattern! It's fun to see what other people are doing with my pattern!
I really need to learn to crochet.
I have only ever made the dishclothes that you knit on the diagonal. They are easy and they are very hardwearing.
Yours look so pretty.
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