Guest Feature: Barb’s Free Crochet Patterns

Posted by Kristen on October 20th, 2009 at 11:30am

In the spirit of craftiness, today’s feature is our friend Barb of BarbsCrochet.com. Her dedication to crochet crafts and finding all the best free patterns and techniques is nothing shy of expert status. Among your group of crafters, socialites or even family members, there’s always someone who’s inherently “in the know” – when it comes to crochet, Barb is in the know! She also crochets and posts her own free patterns for the site. I managed to pull up this crochet dishcloth free pattern from the extensive stack.

dishcloth barb Guest Feature: Barbs Free Crochet Patterns

Matierials: For both dishcloth & potholders – 3.5 ozs. color #46N Rose pink of Lily Sugar’n Cream 4-ply worsted wt. 100% cotton yarn, 2 oz. Ivory #7 Sugar’n Cream Yarn, 2 small plastic rings for hanging potholder. Size G crochet hook or size needed to obtain guage.

GAUGE: With G hook, 1 sc + ch 2, 3 times = 2″, 7 rows = 2″.
SIZE: Dishcloth – 9 1/2″ x 10″, Potholders – 6 1/2″ X 5 3/4″.
SKILL LEVEL: Easy

DIRECTIONS:

DISHCLOTH

Row 1: With rose pink, ch 44, sc in 2nd ch from hook, ch 2, skip 2 ch, sc in next ch, (ch 2, skip 2 ch, sc in next ch) rep across, ch 1, turn (14 ch 2 spaces).
Rows 2-3: (Sc in sc, ch 2, skip ch 2 space, sc in next sc) rep across, ch 1, turn. At end of Row 3 change to ivory.
Rows 4-5: Rep Row 2. At end of Row 5 change to rose pink.
Rows 6-8: With rose pink, rep row 2. At end of row 8 change to ivory.
Rows 9-10: With ivory, rep row 2.
Rows 11-33: Continue alternating rows 6-10 until 33 rows are completed. End off. Work in all loose ends.

Potholder
(For each – work one front & one back)
Row 1: With rose pink, ch 29, sc in 2nd ch from hook, ch 2, skip 2 ch, sc in next ch, (ch 2, skip 2 ch, sc in next ch) rep across, ch l, turn (9 ch, 2 spaces)
Rows 2-3: Repeat Rows 2-3 of dishcloth.
Rows 4-10: Rep rows 4-10 of dishcloth.
Rows 11-18: Continure alternating rows 6-10 of dishcloth until 18 rows are completed. End off work of first side of potholder. Work in all loose ends. At end of second side of potholder do not end off. Instead, work 1 sl st through both thicknesses of potholder in each st and row around entire pieces. After last st work 3 sl sts through plastic ring. End off.
This pattern was created by Barb of Barb’s Crochet Patterns.

Thanks Barb!

If you like this dishcloth project, you might also like these Crochet Flower Dish Cloths

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