a little bit of yarn. a little bit of life.
Hey friends! I’m back with another FREE crochet pattern and this time it’s coasters! I received some beautiful yarn in the mail from KnitPicks and one was a bulky cotton. Yes, you read that correctly. BULKY COTTON. It’s soft and thick which makes a nice and sturdy coaster. Click here to check out this yarn for yourself. I am using the color Turmeric for this pattern.
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The Boho Dishcloth is beginner friendly and works up quick! It features a simple combination of single crochet, double crochet, and puff stitches to create a a fun and trendy pattern. This dishcloth would look especially great in a “boho-chic” style kitchen!
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This crochet dishcloth was inspired by the Redbud trees blooming in my neighborhood this spring! The little bumps in the texture remind me of the pretty little buds you can see in the picture below. With this pattern, you can make a new dishcloth for your kitchen and maybe even learn a new stitch! Let’s get started. 🙂
Read moreHave you been wanting to crochet a coffee sleeve with a cute patch on the front, but don’t know where to start? I’m sharing all my tips from over 3 years of experience making and selling “coffee cozies.” When I first started, my cozies were rough. Bless you if you ever purchased any. But I’m proud to say I never asked for help and I figured out everything I’m about to share with you on my own.
I designed this dishcloth using one of my favorite crochet stitches. It is named after Virginia’s state tree and flower: The American Dogwood. Dishcloths make excellent market items, but I especially love to give them as gifts for Christmas, Mother’s Day, birthdays, etc. We use them in our own home all the time as well. I hope you love and enjoy making this pretty little dishcloth!
