I’ve never really cared for using dishcloths because it seemed I always needed to use a second scrubber on the ‘tough stuff’, and I’m a huge fan of having one tool that does double duty. Adding a scrubby corner to my dishcloths solved that problem! I hope you find the Go Scrub in the Corner dishcloth pattern useful.
This pattern is designed by Cre8tion Crochet Contributor Lisa Jelle of Kaleidoscope Art&Gifts
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YARN
Approx 80 yds of worsted weight yarn. Approx 5 yds of fine tulle, 3 ½” wide (can find this in rolls at most craft
stores)
MATERIALS
6.0mm (J) hook
tapestry needle
scissors
tape measure
DIFFICULTY
Easy
FINISHED SIZE
Approx 6”x6” square
GAUGE
not important
STITCH GUIDE
ch(s) – chain(s), sc – single crochet, BLOsc – back loop only single crochet, FLOsc – front loop only, st(s) – stitch(es)
SPECIAL STITCHES
FSC (foundation single crochet) – tutorial here
ch2. Insert hook in 1st ch *yarn over and pull up loop (2 loops on hook), yarn over and pull through 1 loop, creating a chain, (this is an important step but easy to forget). Yarn over again and pull through two remaining loops on hook. This completes the first fsc. To stitch the next fsc insert the hook into the chain made in the 1st fsc and repeat from *
NOTES
- ALL sts made holding both strand together (one strand of yarn and one strand of tulle) should be made TIGHT
to keep piece from buckling/rippling. ALL sts made with both strands are worked into BOTH loops.
PATTERN
Row 1: FSC 24 (OR chain 25 and do NOT count turning chain)
Row 2: ch1, turn, *BLOsc, FLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc) (24sts)
Row 3: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a BLOsc) (24sts)
Rows 4-10: repeat R2 & R3, alternating
Row 11: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * til one st remains, add tulle (holding the one strand of yarn along
with the one strand of tulle). Sc in last st (in both loops)
Row 12: (still double strand) ch1, turn, sc in next two sts, drop tulle, (using single yarn strand only) *BLOsc, FLOsc*,
repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc)
Row 13: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * in next nineteen sts, pick tulle back up, sc in last three sts
Row 14: ch1, turn, sc in next four sts, drop tulle, *BLOsc, FLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc)
Row 15: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * in next seventeen sts, pick tulle back up, sc in last five sts
Row 16: ch1, turn, sc in next six sts, drop tulle, *BLOsc, FLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc)
Row 17: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * in next fifteen sts, pick tulle back up, sc in last seven sts
Row 18: ch1, turn, sc in next eight sts, drop tulle, *BLOsc, FLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc)
Row 19: ch1, turn, *FLOsc, BLOsc*, repeat from * – * in next thirteen sts, pick tulle back up, sc in last nine sts
Row 20: ch1, turn, sc in next ten sts, drop tulle, *BLOsc, FLOsc*, repeat from * – * to end (ending on a FLOsc)
Row 21(trim): ch1, turn, sc all the way around (working one sc in each sc, one sc in ‘end’ of each row and THREE scs in
each corner), two scs in last st, join w/sl st, fasten off and weave in ends. I hope you enjoyed the Go Scrub in the Corner Dishcloth pattern.
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Lisa Jelle is the owner of Kaleidoscope Art&Gifts. She has been crocheting (since restarting as an adult) for 6 years. Her favorite things to design are ‘outside of the box’ things you don’t expect to see in crochet. You can find her on Facebook and Ravelry.
