Textured Crochet Washcloth Pattern

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One of the most loved crochet gifts I give, have to be washcloths and dishcloths. I find they are the most loved and well used gifts! also, they are probably the most used in my own house! Did you know crochet cloths also make great pot holders! Here’s a brand new textured crochet washcloth pattern that is sure to become another favorite!

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Easy Washcloth Pattern

The Whistler Washcloth gives a modern look based on a classic style. The two-tone colours remind me of the cloths my grandmother always had, but we’ll upgrade the look with modern colours and a pop of texture.

The pattern is worked back and forth in rows using mainly Half Double Crochet. The textured row, yep, only one row on each end; is made with Front Post Treble Crochet and Front Post Treble Crochet 2 together.

I chose to use *WeCrochet’s *Dishie yarn in Swan, Mint, and Silver. I love the durability and soft texture of Dishie, and they have amazing colours!

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The Tester Pictures

My testers washcloths came out great!

Some of the yarns they used included: Lion Brand 24/7 cotton, Lana Gatto My Earth, Lily Sugar ‘n Cream Cotton, and Bernat Handicrafter Cotton.

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Textured Crochet Washcloth Pattern

Materials

• Approx. 90 yards of #4 worsted weight cotton yarn. I used *Knit Picks Dishie in Swan, Mint, and Silver
• US size H/8 – 5.0mm crochet hook. I used my *Furls Hook
• *Scissors
• *Yarn needle
• *Tape measure

Difficulty

Easy – Intermediate Please note: Pattern uses post stitches

Gauge

Gauge not critical 7 sts x 6 rows = 2″ Pattern for gauge: hdc

Size

Laid flat, no blocking: 10″ X 10″

Stitch Abbreviations

• ch(s) – Chain(s)
• hdc – Half Double Crochet
• tc – Treble Crochet
• FPtc – Front Post Treble Crochet
• FPtc2tog – Front Post Treble Crochet 2 Together
• sk – Skip
• st(s) – Stitch(es)
• C1 – Colour One
• C2 – Colour Two
• yo – Yarn Over

Pattern Notes

• US Terminology
• Pattern is worked in rows
• All beginning ch1 do NOT count as a stitch
• Pattern is worked in multiples of 4+3
• *-* denotes repeat sequence

Special Stitches

Full photo tutorial for the special stitches used; FPtc2tog, are available in the downloadable PDF or the YouTube tutorial.

Front Post Treble Crochet 2 Together (FPtc2tog): Yo twice, insert hook around indicated post, yo, pull up a loop(4 loops on hook),yo, pull through 2 loops, yo again, pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook), yo twice, insert hook around next indicated post, yo, pull up a loop (5 loops on hook), yo, pull through 2 loops (4 loops on hook), yo again, pull through 2 loops (3 loops on hook), yo pull through remaining loops.

Whistler Washcloth

The Pattern

Use C1

Ch 31

Row 1: Hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook and each across, ch1, turn (30).

Row 2: Hdc in each st across, ch1, turn (30).

Switch to C2

Row 3-4: Hdc in each st across, ch1, turn (30).

Row 5: Fptr around the third st from row 3, hdc in the next three sts, sk the st that the Fptr would have gone into, *Fptr2tog using the same st that you just went around, sk the next 3 sts from row 3 and place the second half of the Fptr2tog in the fourth st, hdc in the next three sts, sk the st that the Fptr would have gone into*, repeat until two sts remain, Fptr around the same st you just went around, then hdc in the last st of the row (30).

Don’t forget: Fptr2tog counts as ONE stitch!

Switch to C1

Row 6 – 18: Hdc in each st across, ch1, turn (30).

Switch to C2

Row 19 – 20: Hdc in each st across, ch1, turn (30).

Row 21: Fptr around the third st from row 18, hdc in the next three sts, sk the st that the Fptr would have gone into, *Fptr2tog using the same st that you just went around, sk the next 3 sts from row 18 and place the second half of the Fptr2tog in the fourth st, hdc in the next three sts, sk the st that the Fptr would have gone into*, repeat until two sts remain, Fptr around the same st you just went around, then hdc in the last st of the row (30).

Don’t forget: Fptr2tog counts as ONE stitch!

Switch to C1

Row 22: Hdc in each st across, ch1, turn (30).

Row 23: Hdc in each st across, tie off (30).

Weave in all ends, block if desired, and you’re done!

All Set!!!

There you have it! Your very own Whistler Washcloth!

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I hope you love your textured washcloth!! I would love to see how yours turn out!

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