Flower Dish Cloths
You will love using and displaying these cute flower dish cloths in your kitchen. Use this dish cloth crochet pattern from Lily Sugar n' Cream to make a few and keep in a bowl next to your sink.
See this pattern and more in 23 Free Flower Crochet Patterns and Other Girly Crochet Projects.
MATERIALS:
Lily Sugar’n Cream
(Solids 70.9 g/2.5 oz, Ombres 56.7 g/2 oz)
VERSION 1: Main Color (MC): (01628 Hot Orange) 1 ball
Contrast A: (00001 White) 1 ball
VERSION 2: Main Color (MC): (00073 Sunshine) 1 ball
Contrast A: (02741 Playtime) 1 ball
VERSION 3: Main Color (MC): (00073 Sunshine) 1 ball
Contrast A: (02743 Summer Splash) 1 ball
Gauge: 13 sc and 14 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
Size: Approx 10 ins [25.5 cm] in diameter.
Instructions:
Note: Ch 2 does not count as hdc in 1st to 3rd rnds.
With MC, ch 4. Join with sl st to first ch to form a ring.
1st rnd: Ch 2. 10 hdc in ring. Join with sl st to first hdc.
2nd rnd: Ch 2. 2 hdc in each hdc around. Join with sl st to first hdc. 20 hdc.
3rd rnd: Ch 2. 2 hdc in each hdc around. Join with sl st to first hdc. 40 hdc.
4th rnd: Ch 2. (1 hdc. Ch 1. 2 hdc) in same sp as sl st. *Miss next 2 hdc. (2 hdc. Ch 1. 2 hdc) in next hdc. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to top of ch 2.
5th rnd: Sl st in next st and ch-1 sp. Ch 2. (1 hdc. Ch 1. 2 hdc) in same ch-1 sp. * (2 hdc. Ch 1. 2 hdc) in next ch-1 sp – shell made. Rep from * around.
Join with sl st to top of ch 2.
6th and 7th rnds: Sl st in next st and ch-1 sp.Ch 2. (2 hdc. Ch 1. 3 hdc) in same ch-1 sp. *(3 hdc. Ch 1. 3 hdc) in next ch-1 sp. Rep from * around. Join A with sl st to top of ch 2 at end of 7th rnd.
8th rnd: With A, ch 2. *8 dc in next ch-1 sp. 1 sc in sp between 2 shells. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to first dc.
9th rnd: Ch 1. 1 sc in same sp as sl st. Ch 1. (1 sc in next dc. Ch 1) 7 times. *(1 sc in sp between next 2 shells 1 row below. Ch 1) 4 times. 1 sc in same ch-1 sp as last sc. (Ch 1. 1 sc in sp between next 2 shells 1 row above) 3 times. ** (1 sc in next dc. Ch 1) 8 times. Rep from * 11 times more, then from * to ** once. Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
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clhall1269 1870303
7 days ago
I wish I had read the reviews before wasting my time with the directions being so wrong. The last row makes absolutely no sense at all. Looks nothing like the photo.
mtslacko 8162006
Apr 25, 2019
I'm having trouble beginning with the 5th round. When I get near the end, how many stitches should be left? I assumed there'd be 2 from the previous round, in order to have the pattern work out. What might I be doing wrong?
homenurs 3666398
Apr 15, 2019
I am having trouble from 5th Round. I follow the instructions, but then it sats "shell made' and mine does not seem to make a shell. What am I doing wrong?
Editor Dana
Apr 15, 2019
Hi there, this might be one of those scenarios where the shell will take form after you've crocheted a few more rows, or it will be more obvious the more you work through the pattern. Based on the instructions---2hdc, ch 1, 2hdc---that looks right for making the shell. Keep crocheting! :) The pattern should take proper shape. I hope that helps!
mulberrygalprinces s
Jun 17, 2018
They are just so cute. I read the directions, which were easy to find since they are right on the same page, and there is nothing to making these. The hard part will be picking out the colors you wish to use. I want to use them on the shelf in my kitchen as doilies.
princess6860504
Apr 30, 2017
Cute for last minute gift-giving! I love that I can use whatever cotton yarn I have left in my stash basket to work these up- no wrong way to do it. A new apartment dweller would love these as well as your dear old granny. Bring a couple of these along in your picnic basket to wipe up grungy faces, too. My favorite combination would have to be a hot pink with a white border.
lcarr
Apr 26, 2017
These are really cute. There is no mention of hook size, so I went with a 4.5mm (US7). I crochet tight and I think that for me a 5.50mm hook may have been a better choice for this project. I love how quick they are to make. Another great stash buster!
msdeb21
Feb 11, 2017
These are almost too cute to use to wash dishes. Maybe I'll set some aside just for decorating. There are so many ways to use these if you make them in different colors. I'll use some for coasters, and some for decorating my desk at work.
cszalay57 5594620
Apr 04, 2016
what size hook do you use
Kaylee
Apr 07, 2016
@cszalay57 5594620 the manufacturer recommends a US 7.5 size hook for the yarn featured in this project. If you use a different yarn weight, you might want to readjust. Hope that helps! -Kaylee, Editor of FaveCrafts.
BeckySue
Mar 10, 2016
These are so cute! Now that the pattern has been updated, I will try making them, but I dont think it matters if the flowers are a bit different. That just adds to the cuteness! I think these would make a nice door prize at bridal shower. Something more modest for those who prefer to keep the party G rated! lol
joarmstrong
Aug 24, 2015
These are great. Hard wearing and cute. Made mine with cotton blend leftovers while kicking back watching telly..so they sometimes turn out with various amounts of petals P
jahanson 8730944
Jul 05, 2014
how to go about the 9th round???? in row below. sure does not look like the picture!
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Jul 07, 2014
Hi jahanson, Thanks for your comment - I went back to the original pattern and updated this version according to the most recent instructions. Thanks!
hgidora 9296153
Feb 19, 2014
My result looks different too but it works better as a dishcloth - I skipped 3 hdc in between each 2 hdc - ch 1 - 2 hdc on round 4. That way I got 10 petals.
susiehustlesn1 632 6488
Oct 01, 2013
This pattern does not make the pictured item. Please fix this. I made this and it is round not flower shape.
Minerita
Jun 29, 2013
Go to the original Lilly pattern. Whoever transcribed this missed a few instructions. On round 9, you single crochet around the ch 1 spaces you made in the previous rounds. This isn't very clear here. The original pattern is a bit clearer.
nwlady70 0619790
Oct 29, 2012
I don't know, I must have misunderstood the directions,,I made this,,it is pretty, but doesn't look like the picture at all.
pelakeya 8907659
Mar 21, 2012
I am having trouble with 8th rnd---can someone please help me? Explain what I am not getting? (thought this was an easy pattern :( ) thank you.
CSchutzMI8
Apr 03, 2012
With the second color make 8 double crochets in the chain 1 space. then 1 single crochet the between shells. Repeat to end.
katelynne93
Mar 12, 2012
im self learning with crocheting, and im having the hardest time with 5th rnd. any advice?
CrazyDiamond
Aug 05, 2011
This was a fun project. I'm a self-taught crocheter, still a beginning, but I found the pattern to be quite easy to follow .. perhaps a couple glitches, but I was able to figure it out, and I'm happy with the finished project. So far, I've only made one using scrap yarn. I'll be making more with all-cotton yard, or hemp. The only problem is that they are too pretty to actually use!
CreativityGoddess
Jul 07, 2011
Hi redjo2 2022987 - I found this helpful resource for understanding crochet stitches: http://crochet.about.com/od/crochetstitches/Crochet_Stitches_Free_Instructions_for_Crochet_Stitches.htm Hope you find it useful! -The editors of FaveCrafts
redjo2 2022987
Jul 07, 2011
I do not know how to read patterns, do you have a list of all the stitches and how to use them.??? Joanne
cacrdchome 4624247
May 07, 2011
I love the looks of these and have lots of the solid and varigated materials on hand for crocheting these.
ekrga
Feb 07, 2011
LIBBY in KANSAS: where is your version posted? I looked, really I did and can't find it! :) I made one of these up and like the others, it came out way bigger and I just didn't get the last row! Help. It's so cute...
boonelands 3809604
Jan 20, 2011
can you do a tutorial on this project, I cant zoom in on flowers to see where I'm going wrong, I guess I'm still a very slow beginner. PLEASE HELP!!
butterlyhearts 938 4055
Jan 13, 2011
I am a bit new to crochet, what does hdc mean? I would love to make these for Christmas presents next year! These flower dishclothes are so adorable!!!
jimbarbfoster 6715 072
Jan 01, 2011
has anyone made any dishclothes with a scrubber with it it really looks good.
carriepena 5935706
Dec 28, 2010
If you are having trouble with the last row LIBBY in KANSAS (posted 5/5/10) posted a different version of the original instructions that helped me IMMENSELY! =) This cloth came out bigger than my hand, but I will try it again, now that I am familiar with the pattern and see if it comes out differently, maybe I made an error along the way that I wasn't aware of. My finished product flower has 15 pedals. Hmmm. It is still beautiful and I it anyway! =)
Bonnie Olsen
Dec 21, 2010
I have been trying to get instructions for flower dish cloths. It does not print all of the directions. What do I need to do to get all of the directions? Bonnie olsen4you2@yahoo.com
Kassey125
Dec 20, 2010
I actually quit with row 7 because it was so large and it is still very pretty (looks like a doily) and will serve my purposes. These work up very quickly I made 2 in just my spare time tonight.
Fiddlin KJ
Jun 17, 2010
When I made this dishcloth following the directions, it came out bigger than the picture. I then made it leaving out row 4 and it looked like the picture and it's very pretty. I've made about 10 of them and they are a quick project.
pwitherspoon
May 16, 2010
Love this pattern. It turned out very cute. It took me a little bit to figure out the last row, but it was worth playing with it.
Libby in Kansas
May 05, 2010
Row took me awhile to figure out and I thought I was a quick old pro The way I have figured it out there is one error otherwise the directions are correct but I'll try to add some comments to clarify The whole direction written for row relates to one petal so when you repeat around you will be doing it times altogether The sc ch times part goes around the outside curve of one petal working into the dc's of row Then you sc in the next space between shells--in other words you are sort of working on top ofnext to the sc you worked in row as you work into the space between next THE WORD NEXT IS A BIT CONFUSING TRY JUST LEAVING IT OUT shells row below i e in row Now ch and work sc into the space between two shells BELOW THAT i e in…Read More row ch and work sc into the space between two shells in the row below THAT eg row and one more time to row That is your repeats of the go below parentheses If you have never crocheted a project where you work down into a different row before it might seem weird but you are just sort of working on top of your project Now you are going to work an sc in the same space then you will start the go above parentheses to work your way back up to where you left off at the row level--so--Ch sc in sp between next AGAIN IGNORE the NEXT shells row above--in other words back where you just were then keep going back up Here is where the real error is--you only repeat this going up parentheses times not to get back up to the correct level to continue the row pattern When youre done and back up there you begin the repeat of the whole show where you will do the sc ch around in the dcs of the next petal etc etc Whew If it werent for the photograph sort of giving me a clue I definitely would have given up
cszalay57 5594620
Apr 06, 2016
thank you this explains it much better than regular directions I did two of them before I realized I was doing them wrong
toby do
Mar 18, 2010
After row 8 the directions were very unclear. I gave up and i have been crocheting for many years.
dragonswing15137ya hoocom
Mar 15, 2010
Is there any way to get the pattern to print smaller so it fits on one page. The type size is huge.
Barb Foster
Mar 07, 2010
tell Gloria j that I attached to a scrubber by going thru the scrubber with 20 stitches and start with row 3. Hope this helps. If you need any more help contact me thru favecrafts or facebook
Gloria j
Feb 25, 2010
Barb I am very new here and didn't know how to contact you. I would love to know how you did the scrubber. Thanks
candycane
Feb 19, 2010
Rnd 5???? Plan and simple sl st to next ch 1 sp ch 2-1 hdc-ch 1-2 hdc in ch 1 space. 2 hdc-ch1-2hdc in nxt ch1 space around. What is so confusing about that......... the confusing row should be row 9 that is when you have to sc in previous rnds to form pedal look. Mine came out smaller than stated it should guess I crochet tighter.
Crafter 14801
Feb 18, 2010
I have made this pattern as written and I love it. I've also made the same pattern with one less row and its just as nice. Thanks for another great pattern.
Kimberly Echols
Feb 11, 2010
Very cute and easy to do. I was a little worried after reading some of the comments. But if you look at the picture when doing the last row, you see how you have to 'outline' the petals.
Barb Foster
Feb 06, 2010
I love this pattern. I combined it with a scrubber and it is real neat. I did the last row 2 different ways. It was not that hard. Thanks for the use of this pattern. Barb
Crafter 6320670
Feb 05, 2010
I have made three of these dishcloths and the all come out wrong. I can't get the last row . can anyone help me with this?
Crafter 6676334
Jan 29, 2010
Crocheters, I called Lily Yarns and ask about row 5, here's what she explained. The ch-1 sp is not the stitches on top, its the space of the hdc of row 4. If you look at the pattern that your working with and you spread apart the stitches you'll see a space or hole. It's a space between each of the hdc you did from the row before. I hope this helps. This pattern is too pretty not to do! Happy crocheting! Sam
Crafter 6676334
Jan 23, 2010
I could use some help on row 5. I'm just not getting it! Please help! Sam
Bullslady
Jan 23, 2010
I couldn't get the last row either I'm a LONG time crocheter-so I just went on around it let it lay flat. I didn't really care if it "cupped" on the edge because I wanted to use it as a hotpad for sitting hot dishes on the table. It works out great like that. Love it-will be making a lot more for myself gifts.
Glad
Jan 01, 2010
I really enjoyed making this dishcloth. It is so cute. Makes a great gift. Thank you and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Barb Foster
Dec 24, 2009
I made this pattern and the last row is a little bit tricky. You have to read the instructions a couple of times and you can get it. I used this pattern attached to a plastic scrubber. If anyone wants to know how I did it have them contact me.
Lillis
Nov 22, 2009
I cannot figure out the last row of this dish cloth either. How do I get help
Member 16180
Nov 17, 2009
Help!! Sorry, I couldn't figure out the last row either. Can anyone explain it in a different way?
Crafter 9057974
Nov 11, 2009
I am having trouble understanding row 5. I am not new at crocheting, but I can't figure this out. Please help.
The Editor of Fave Craftscom and AllF reeCrochetcom
Oct 22, 2009
Hi lonestar! I'm one of the Editors with FaveCrafts. You can contact the Designer, Lily for help with this pattern. You can contact her at httpwww.sugarncream.comcontact.php Thanks!
lonestar
Oct 21, 2009
I can not understand the directions on the final row. Is there any way to get help with that? I really like the pattern.
Crafter 17579
Sep 18, 2009
these dish cloths came out so darling. i made set of three in coordinating colors as gifts that became the rave. !!
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