Free Crochet Dishcloth Patterns

This easy crocheted dishcloth features a double rainbow design, with red in the center and stripes of orange, yellow, green and blue radiating outward.

This dishcloth is a great way to use up scrap yarn. You'll enjoy using it to brighten up your kitchen, too.

This colorful dishcloth is crocheted in bright primary colors, red yellow and blue. The striped pattern creates color blends that fool the eye and form a rainbow effect.

This dishcloth is part of a kitchen gift set which also includes matching potholders.

• Get the free dishcloth pattern, or see a close-up picture of the dishcloth
• Get the free potholder pattern, or see close-up pictures of the potholders

For those of you who love the look of knitting but prefer the ease of crochet, here's a fun project that will give you the best of both worlds. It's a dishcloth crocheted using Tunisian knit stitch. The finishing touch is a simple edging worked in single crochet.

This chic dishcloth is crocheted in afghan stitch using two different variegated yarns, and then finished off with a simple edging of solid-colored single crochet. The multicolored yarns make the dishcloth look much more complex than it really is; the color changes are ultra-simple, but the overall effect is rich and sophisticated.

• See close-Up photos of the dishcloth and the yarns used to make it



• See the matching potholders

This dishcloth is the same basic design as the one pictured above, but it has been re-colored. This version features two solid colors of kitchen cotton - blue and camel - paired with the shaded brown variegated yarn.

This is another dishcloth design that utilizes variegated yarns for maximum color impact. The result: a vibrant, colorful project that is both beautiful and functional.

This dishcloth was named after the colorways of the two most prominent yarns used in the pattern.

This dishcloth is lavish and luxurious. It's much larger than average, making it useful as either a dishcloth or a dish towel - you could wash or dry a lot of dishes with it.

This pattern is presented as a step-by-step tutorial, with photos of every step. So, if you are new to crocheting, you'll be able to take a close look at all the little details.

• The edging for the dishcloth is optional, but it is quite a pretty finishing touch.



• There are matching potholders too.

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We've also posted links to related crochet patterns below.

Dishcloths, washcloths and dish rags are similar in design; in some cases, you can use the patterns interchangeably. In some cases, when crocheting dish rags using a washcloth pattern, you might want to substitute a sturdy kitchen cotton yarn for whatever yarn is recommended in the washcloth pattern.

You're invited to check out our free washcloth patterns.