Easy Double Crochet Project - Dish Cloth

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 PROJECT EASY: Dish Cloth 

Materials Needed: 1 ounce “Sugar’n Cream” blue worsted weight cotton yarn. Size G crochet hook.

Darning needle.




Row 1: With Size G hook and Multi-colored yarn, ch 27. Dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across. (24

dc made – counting first ch-3 as dc.) Ch 3, turn.


Rows 2-11: Dc in each of the 22 dc across. Make the last dc in the top of ch-3 turning ch. (24 dc made – Counting ch-3 turning ch as dc.) Ch 3, turn.


Row 12: Dc in each of the 22 dc across. Make the last dc in the top of ch-3 turning ch. End off and weave in the end with a darning needle.

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