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Criss Cross Dishcloth ~Free Crochet Pattern~

Criss Cross Dishcloth
Free Crochet Pattern

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Happy Freebie Friday again fellow crochet friends! I hope you all had a great week! In this weeks installment of Freebie Friday is the free Criss Cross Dishcloth pattern. This dishcloth features the Criss Cross Crochet Stitch (CC for short). It's fairly simple to do, as I explain below in the pattern notes. If you haven't noticed yet, I love working with new crochet stitches! The Criss Cross stitch isn't new to me but I've only used it in one or two other patterns. But I love the look and texture of it! Once again, I am using Peaches and Cream yarn. It's a #4, Worsted Weight cotton yarn. I highly recommend using a cotton yarn for dishcloths because it tends to hold up to the wear and tear better then synthetic or other yarns do. Are you ready for this pattern? Let's get into it then! 

Crochet Waffle Stitch Dishcloth Pattern

Waffle Stitch Dishcloth
A Free Crochet Pattern

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Hello again friends! This weeks Freebie Friday pattern is for my Waffle Stitch Dishcloth! This one may be a little oversized (9X9 inches) but that's better then being under sized right? 😉 These crochet dishcloths can be whipped up in an afternoon! They would be great as a housewarming gift or a wedding gift! You could also crochet a few for yourself. Theres no such thing as too many dishcloths! Am I right? 😊 
  The only stitches used in this pattern are Single Crochets, Double Crochets and Front Post Double Crochets. The front post double crochets aren't as hard as they may sound. Instead of working in the top of the previous rounds stitches, you'll be working around the stitch. There is a Youtube tutorial at the end of this post for this pattern that may help. I hope you like this pattern! If you do, be sure to subscribe to the blog (link is at the top of the page), like and follow my Facebook page, join my Facebook group and subscribe to my *new* Youtube channel. All links will be at the end of this post.