Dish Cloth and Face Cloth patterns
Patterns are for personal use only. We are happy for you to sell things you make from them but please credit Beaker Button.
I like making cloths. They're quick, easy and have a practical purpose. They're also a great way of testing new stitches as it doesn't matter if they go wrong. They can still be used as a dish cloth or a face cloth. I've added a few patterns for you to play with below.
I like making cloths. They're quick, easy and have a practical purpose. They're also a great way of testing new stitches as it doesn't matter if they go wrong. They can still be used as a dish cloth or a face cloth. I've added a few patterns for you to play with below.
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| Dish and Face Cloths and Wipes |
Ammonite Crochet Face Wipe
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| Ammonite Face Wipe |
Tension: each face wipe is 6cm across at widest point, 3.5mm hook
(or nearest size to get the correct tension), 10m Anchor Creativa Fino Cotton 4ply, yarn
needle for sewing ends. The pattern is worked in a spiral. Please check your
tension. If it’s not the same as the tension in the pattern your sizing may be different.
Crochet Abbreviations. UK terms used throughout.
ch - chain
st(s) - stitch(es)
dc - double crochet
ss - slip stitch
htr – half treble
tr – treble
dhtr – double half treble ( yrh twice, insert into stitch and
pull up a loop, yrh and pull through 2 loops, yrh and pull through 3 loops)
yrh – yarn round hook
[ ] repeat as directed
Magic loop to start
1ch, 6dc into ring
Working on a spiral, follow the remainder of the instructions
as if they were on one line.
2dc into each of the next 6 sts, [1dc, 2dc into next st] x 6,
[1htr, 2htr into next sts] x 6, [1tr into next 2 sts, 2tr into next st] x 6,
2dhtr into next st. Fasten off and weave in ends
Round Crochet Face Wipe
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| Round Crochet Wipe |
Tension: each face wipe is 4cm in diameter, 3.5mm hook (or
nearest size to get the correct tension), 8m Anchor Creativa Fino Cotton 4ply, removable stitch marker, yarn needle
for sewing ends. The pattern is worked in a spiral using a removable stitch
marker for keeping track of the rounds, so there are no turning chains and the
finish is neater. Please check your tension. If it’s not the same as the
tension in the pattern your sizing may be different.
Chain 4 and ss into the 1st chain to form a loop, or make a
magic loop if you prefer
Round 1: 1 ch, 6 dc into the ring (6 sts)
Round 2: 2 dc into each stitch (12sts)
Round 3: [1htr into next st, 2 htr into next st] x 6 (18 sts)
Round 4: [1htr into next 2 sts, 2 htr into next st] x 6, ss
into 1st htr of round (24 sts)
Fasten off, break yarn and weave in tails.
If you want a bigger face wipe continue to add stitches in
the following way until you’re happy with the size
[1htr into next 3 sts, 2 htr into next st] x 6
[1htr into next 4 sts, 2 htr into next st] x 6
[1htr into next 5 sts, 2 htr into next st] x 6
[1htr into next 6 sts, 2 htr into next st] x 6 Etc.
Garter
Stitch and Heart Dish cloths
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| Garter Stitch Dish Cloth |
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| Hearts Dish Cloth |
Tension: 18 st x 36 rows over 10cm
x 10cm square in garter stitch, 4mm needles (or nearest size to get the correct
tension), 80m DK craft cotton, 2 stitch markers for Heart Dish Cloth, yarn
needle for sewing ends. Both patterns are worked flat. Each dishcloth
measures approximately 22cm by 16cm.
Knitting Abbreviations. UK terms used throughout.
K - knit
P - purl
pm - place marker
RS - right side of the work
sm - slip marker
WS - wrong side of the work
[ ] repeat as directed
Garter Stitch Dish
Cloth
Cast on 40 sts
Work 54 rows in knit
Cast off in knit.
Weave in tails
Hearts Dish Cloth (Slip the
markers each row)
Cast on 40 sts
Work 5 rows in knit
WS row 6: K5, pm, P3, K1, P3,
pm, K28 (to end)
RS row 7: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 8: K5, sm, K1, P5, K1,
sm, K28( to end)
RS row 9: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 10: K5, sm, K2, P3, K2,
sm, K28 (to end)
RS row 11: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 12: K5, sm, K3, P1, K3,
sm, K28 (to end)
Work 3 rows in knit
WS row 16: K13, pm, P3, K1, P3,
pm, K20 (to end)
RS row 17: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 18: K13, sm, K1, P5,
K1, sm, K20( to end)
RS row 19: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 20: K13, sm, K2, P3,
K2, sm, K20 (to end)
RS row 21: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 22: K13, sm, K3, P1,
K3, sm, K20 (to end)
Work 7 rows in knit
WS row 30: K22, pm, P3, K1, P3,
pm, K11 (to end)
RS row 31: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 32: K22, sm, K1, P5,
K1, sm, K11( to end)
RS row 33: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 34: K22, sm, K2, P3,
K2, sm, K11 (to end)
RS row 35: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 36: K22, sm, K3, P1,
K3, sm, K11 (to end)
Work 3 rows in knit
WS row 40: K13, pm, P3, K1, P3,
pm, K20 (to end)
RS row 41: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 42: K13, sm, K1, P5,
K1, sm, K20( to end)
RS row 43: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 44: K13, sm, K2, P3,
K2, sm, K20 (to end)
RS row 45: knit slipping markers as
you go.
WS row 46: K13, sm, K3, P1,
K3, sm, K20 (to end)
Work 5 rows in knit
Cast off and weave in tails
Plain Face Cloth and Oak Tree Face cloth
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| Plain Face Cloth |
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| Oak Tree Face Cloth |
Tension: 22st x 28rows over 10cm x 10cm square in stocking
stitch, 3.5mm needles (or nearest size to get the correct tension), 25m Anchor Creativa Fino Cotton 4pl, yarn needle for sewing up. These patterns are worked flat. Please
check your tension. If it’s not the same as the tension in the pattern your
sizing may be different. The face cloth measures 22cm square unblocked.
Plain Face Cloth
Cast on 50
Moss stitch border
[K1, P1] to end
[P1, K1] to end
Repeat last two rows twice more (6 rows in total)
Right Side: [K1, P1] x 2, knit to last 5 sts, [P1, K1] x 2,
P1
Wrong Side: [P1, K1] x 2, purl to last 5 sts, [K1, P1] x 2,
K1
Repeat last two rows, until you’ve worked row 50.
Repeat moss stitch border rows 6 times.
Cast off and weave in tails.
Oak Tree Face Cloth
Cast on 50
Moss stitch border
[K1, P1] to end
[P1, K1] to end
Repeat last two rows twice more (6 rows in total)
Right Side: [K1, P1] x 2, work row 1 of chart or chart
written instructions, [P1, K1] x 2, P1
Wrong Side: [P1, K1] x 2, work row 2 of chart or chart
written instructions, [K1, P1] x 2, K1
Repeat last two rows, following the chart instructions line
by line, until you’ve worked row 50.
Repeat moss stitch border rows 6 times. Cast off and weave in
tails
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| Oak Tree Dish Cloth Chart |
Oak Tree Chart written Instructions
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Row 1
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k14,
p12, k14
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Row 2
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p15, k10,
p15
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Row 3
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k16, p8,
k16
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Row 4
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p17, k6,
p17
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Row 5
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 6
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p17, k6,
p17
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Row 7
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 8
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p17, k6,
p17
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Row 9
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 10
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p17, k6,
p17
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Row 11
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 12
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p17, k6,
p17
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Row 13
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 14
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p16, k8,
p16
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Row 15
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k16, p8,
k16
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Row 16
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p9, k3,
p1, k14, p1, k3, p9
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Row 17
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k7, p3,
k1, p4, k3, p6, k1, p4, k1, p3, k7
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Row 18
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p6,
k2, p3, k1, p6, k3, p7, k1, p3, k2, p6
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Row 19
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k6, p1,
k4, p1, k8, p2, k6, p1, k4, p1, k6
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Row 20
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p6,
k2, p2, k4, p5, k1, p8, k2, p2, k2, p6
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Row 21
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k5,
p6, k6, p3, k5, p2, k1, p7, k5
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Row 22
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p5,
k1, p4, k1, p4, k1, p2, k2, p3, k2, p4, k1, p4, k1, p5
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Row 23
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k5,
p1, k3, p1, k5, p1, k5, p4, k5, p1, k3, p1, k5
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Row 24
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p5, k1,
p2, k2, p6, k2, p6, k2, p1, k2, p1, k2, p2, k1, p5
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Row 25
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k2,
p9, k1, p5, k5, p2, k7, p7, k2
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Row 26
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p1, k2,
p3, k2, p6, k5, p3, k2, p6, k1, p1, k2, p3, k2, p1
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Row 27
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k1, p1,
k5, p1, k1, p1, k7, p1, k1, p3, k3, p2, k1, p3, k1, p1, k5, p1, k1
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Row 28
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p1, k2,
p3, k4, p1, k3, p7, k2, p7, k1, p1, k2, p3, k2, p1
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Row 29
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k2, p1,
k2, p5, k7, p1, k8, p2, k5, p2, k2, p1, k2
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Row 30
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p1, k5,
p7, k1, p8, k1, p5, k2, p4, k5, p1
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Row 31
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k1, p1,
k3, p1, k5, p3, k3, p1, k8, p1, k7, p1, k3, p1, k1
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Row 32
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p1, k2,
p2, k1, p6, k3, p4, k6, p1, k1, p7, k1, p2, k2, p1
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Row 33
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k2,
p1, k2, p2, k6, p2, k5, p2, k1, p3, k2, p1, k4, p2, k2, p1, k2
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Row 34
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p2, k1,
p3, k1, p3, k1, p5, k3, p7, k2, p5, k1, p3, k1, p2
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Row 35
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k2, p1,
k4, p4, k1, p1, k8, p2, k6, p4, k4, p1, k2
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Row 36
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p2,
k3, p1, k2, p2, k1, p7, k1, p8, k1, p1, k1, p2, k2, p1, k3, p2
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Row 37
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k4, p3,
k3, p1, k1, p1, k5, p7, k4, p1, k3, p3, k4
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Row 38
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p5, k1,
p4, k2, p2, k2, p5, k2, p1, k2, p2, k2, p4, k1, p5
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Row 39
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k4,
p1, k7, p4, k1, p1, k6, p4, k7, p1, k4
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Row 40
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p4, k2,
p8, k3, p5, k4, p8, k2, p4
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Row 41
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k5, p1,
k7, p2, k1, p8, k1, p1, k8, p1, k5
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Row 42
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p6, k3,
p5, k1, p3, k3, p5, k1, p4, k3, p6
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Row 43
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k7, p3,
k3, p1, k6, p2, k3, p1, k4, p3, k7
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Row 44
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p7, k5,
p1, k3, p2, k3, p5, k1, p1, k5, p7
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Row 45
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k7, p2,
k2, p4, k3, p2, k1, p4, k1, p3, k2, p2, k7
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Row 46
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p8, k4,
p1, k1, p7, k6, p1, k4, p8
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Row 47
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k13, p4,
k6, p4, k13
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Row 48
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p16, k1,
p6, k1, p16
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Row 49
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k17, p6,
k17
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Row 50
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p40
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Half Trebles Dish cloth
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| Half treble dish cloth |
Tension: 12st x 9.5rows over 10cm x 10cm square in half
trebles, 4.5mm hook (or nearest size to get the correct tension), 70m DK craft cotton, yarn needle for sewing ends.
The pattern is worked flat. Please check your tension.
If it’s not the same as the tension in the pattern your sizing may be different.
The dish cloth measures 20cm square unblocked.
Crochet Abbreviations. UK terms used throughout.
ch - chain
st(s) - stitch(es)
htr – half treble
A long loop half treble - pull up a loop to the height of the half
treble. Keeping your finger on the top of the loop to keep it stable, wrap the
yarn around the hook, insert the hook into the first stitch, yrh and draw
through the stitch, yrn and draw through all the loops. This gives a nicer
start to the round and a pretty edge.
Chain 27 (this includes 2 turning chain)
Row 1: 1htr into 3rd chain from hook, 1 htr into each ch
Row 2: 1 standing htr into 1st st, 1 htr into each stitch,
including the top of the two chain from row 1
Row 3: 1 long loop htr into 1st st, 1 htr into each stitch,
including the top of the long loop htr from the previous row
Repeat row 3 until work is 20cm (or square. If you fold it
across diagonally it will make a perfect triangle when square)
Fasten off, break yarn and weave in tails.
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