Scrubbie Free Crochet Pattern
Crochet your own reusable cotton balls or small 3.5″ scrubbies. Pamper yourself or Baby with eco-friendly cloths you crochet yourself. Be sure to use cotton to create the softest, most delicious, crocheted scrubbies to remove makeup smoothly and clean gently around your eyes. Baby will appreciate the softness as the rounded edges clean around neck, ears, and other sensitive areas. These rounded washcloths, made the perfect size, will not flip or fold in your hand as you work around sensitive areas.
- Click HERE to save to Pinterest
- Click HERE to Queue or Favorite on Ravelry
- Scroll down for the Free Crochet Patterns
- or Click HERE to purchase the pdf for your convenience.
- See more Free Crochet Patterns HERE
Materials (Clickable links to purchase materials online.)
• I-hook/5.5mm
• Sugar n Cream worsted weight cotton– 2.5 oz makes approx. 16 small cotton pads
• Yarn needle
Abbreviations:
ch- chain
sc- single crochet
tr- triple crochet
ea- each
st- stitch
sts- stitches
Click HERE to purchase the pdf for your convenience.
Note
Work in a the round.
The pattern is a sequence of 2 alternating stitches- tr, sc, tr, sc….
Triple/treble stitches will pop out the back.
Instructions
Round 1: Magic circle (or ch2), sc6 in the loop (or sc6 in 2nd ch from hook), join w/ slip stitch, ch1, do not turn
Round 2: 2 sc each st around- 12st, join w/ sl st, ch1, turn. – 12 sts
Round 3: Tr in same st as turning chain, sc & tr in the next stitch, *sc, tr & sc in the next, tr, sc & tr (repeat from * around 2 times), sc, tr & sc in the last, join w/ sl st, ch1, turn. – 18 sts
Round 4: Tr in same st as turning ch, sc, tr & sc in the next stitch, *tr, sc, tr & sc in same st (repeat from * around 5 times) tr & sc same st in the last st, join w/ sl st. – 24 sts
You may stop for the reusable cotton balls or washcloths for toddler hands. Fasten off and sew in the ends.
If you’d like a scrubbie, ch1, turn, and continue to round 5.
Round 5: *Tr in same st as turning ch, sc, tr, sc & tr in the next stitch (repeat from * around 6 times) tr & sc same st in the last st, join w/ sl st. – 30 sts
Fasten off, break yarn, weave in the ends.
Click HERE to see more Cloths and Free Patterns.
I’m a little confused. If you have 12 stitches at the end of round two, and you are making three stitches in each, shouldn’t you have 36 stitches instead of 18 at the end of the third round? And then you’re doing 4 stitches in each at the end of the next round, but you say only 24 stitches instead of… uh, 4×36 is 144?
Hi, Lianne ~ Round 3 is actually one stitch followed by two in the next and repeated. Good luck!
Ah, that would explain the confusion. I wasn’t reading the comma as jump to the next stitch. Thanks.
No worries. I tend to do the same. (I’m horrible at reading patterns, honestly.)
Super cute! Pinned! Thank you for sharing pattern!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
http://www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Thank you, Ana! You, too.
Too cute! Thank you for sharing. I’m going to make a heap of these to go into Christmas stockings. Pinned!
Great idea!