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Linen Stitch Dishcloth

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Linen Stitch Dishcloth
Two crocheted dishcloths featuring a beautiful linen stitch, with multicolored patterns in shades of blue, green, and beige, are elegantly displayed on a white surface.

This beautiful crochet dishcloth pattern by Dedri Uys is made using a linen stitch, which makes a very dense fabric and is one of the easiest stitches to learn. You can easily make dishcloths which not only will be useful, but also will give your kitchen a nice and refreshed look. It is also a good idea for a simple but lovely gift for a friend!

Yarn & Hook for Making a Practical Dishcloth

For this crochet dishcloth pattern, use a cotton yarn like Patons Smoothie or mercerized cotton. These types of yarn are durable, absorb water well, and make stitches stand out. The designer combines a 5.5 mm crochet hook with a DK-weight cotton yarn.

Mastering the Linen Stitch

The Linen Stitch is an easy and elegant crochet stitch. Unlike regular stitches, where you work into the loops, the Linen Stitch involves working into the chain spaces between single crochet stitches. This gives a woven look with a staggered effect, adding rich texture without making the fabric bulky.

Linen Stitch Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern

How to Care for Your Linen Stitch Dishcloth

Taking good care of your Linen Stitch Dishcloth will keep it soft, absorbent, and long-lasting. Because cotton yarn tends to shrink, it’s best to wash your dishcloths in cold or lukewarm water and let them air dry. If you prefer using a dryer, use a low-heat setting to avoid too much shrinkage.

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Tülin Yalcinalp
Tülin Yalcinalp
5 years ago

I like your patterns very much. Especially the colors you choose.
Thank you for all of them. At the moment there iş a renovation at my flat and I can’t do anything. But as soon as I finish something I an going törene you a picture of it.
Best regards
Tulin

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