This beginner-friendly multi size washcloth is quick, easy, and a market favorite! Made with simple half double crochet stitches, it works up fast and is perfect for selling at craft fairs, farmers’ markets, or online. Practical, handmade, and irresistible — your customers will love grabbing these for themselves or as gifts!
This pattern has two different sizes. The small size works up to 8in x 8in and the large size works up to 10 in x 10 in. The large size tends to be the most popular at markets.
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If you don’t know how to do a half double crochet, you can check out my tutorial here: https://www.sassystitchescrochet.com/half-double-crochet-part-3/
I hope you enjoy making this Scrubby as much as I did! I would love to see how yours turned out, so please tag me on any of my socials!
If you prefer a PDF pattern to download, you can find it here on my Etsy and Ravelry!
Here’s what you’ll need for today’s project:
- 5mm crochet hook
- weight 4 cotton (I prefer this yarn: https://amzn.to/47WZGM9 or Walmart’s Peaches & Creme
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
Stitches you’ll need to know for this project:
- Ch = Chain
- Hdc = Half double crochet
(Only 2 today! It’s going to be a pretty easy pattern.)
Let’s begin
Small Washcloth
For the small washcloth, we are going to make a ch of 25.
R1 – Next, find the 2nd ch from your hook and place an hdc in it,
Now place an hdc in each of the remaining chains (24)
R2 – Ch 1 and turn, place a hdc in each st down the row (24)
Continue repeating row 2 until you have a total of 21 rows.
Once you get to the end of row 21 you’re going to ch 1 and tie off.
Large Washcloth
Ch 31, place an hdc in the 2nd ch from hook and in each of the remaining chains.
R2-R26 – Ch 1 and turn, place a hdc in each stitch.
Once finished with 26 rows, ch 1 and tie off.
I hope you all enjoyed this pattern! Make sure to tag me on any of my socials with your completed project!
If you enjoyed the simplicity of this pattern, you should check out my scrubby and potholder patterns!
