Hip! Hop! Hip-pity Hop! Easter is coming and this adorable bunny crochet dishcloth is perfect for your kitchen!
The 4 leaf clover dishcloth is the first project I tackled with a design. I enjoyed it so much; I had to make one with a bunny for Easter!
To continue my learning, I created a bunny dishcloth pattern!! It is perfect for Easter and Springtime! (I am SO over Winter right now and glad it is Spring!)
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Adorable Bunny Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
This pattern uses single crochet stitches so all levels of crochets will enjoy it.
You will need 2 colors of 100% cotton yarn. Color A will be the background color. Color B will be the bunny.
I carried Color A throughout the whole project.
Color B, I cut my yarn each row and weaved in my ends when the project was complete.
What you will need:
- 100% Cotton Yarn – Color A (I used this White)
- 100% Cotton Yarn – Color B (I used this Bright Pink)
- H (5.00 mm) Crochet Hook – I love this hook!
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
Crochet Dishcloth Pattern:
Row 1: (Color A) Chain 32. Single crochet in the second chain from the hook. Continue single crocheting down the chain. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 2: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 5 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 13 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 3: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color B) Single Crochet 9 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 11 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 4: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 10 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 10 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 5: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 6: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 15 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 7: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 17 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 7 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 8: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 17 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 7 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 9: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 6 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 19 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 6 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 10: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 6 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 19 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 6 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 11: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 6 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 19 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 6 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 12: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 17 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 7 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 13: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 17 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 7 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 14: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 15 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 15: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 16: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 10 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 10 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 17: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 11 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 18: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 11 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 19: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 10 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 10 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 20: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 21: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 22: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 23: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 24: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 10 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 10 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 25: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 11 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 26: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 11 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 27: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 10 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 11 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 10 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 28: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 29: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 30: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 13 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 31: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 1 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 32: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 1 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 33: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 6 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 3 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 6 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 34: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 8 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 5 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 5 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 5 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 8 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 35: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet 9 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 3 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 7 stitches. (Color B) Single crochet 3 stitches. (Color A) Single crochet 9 stitches. Turn your work. (31 stitches)
Row 36: (Color A) Chain 1. Single crochet across. (31 stitches).
To finish, I used Color A and single crocheted around the dishcloth. I placed 2 single crochet stitches in each corner.
Bunny Crochet Dishcloth Pattern – Printable Version
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Rosa says
Oh my gosh this is adorable! I have never done this type of crochet and this will be my first project with a design like this. You make it sound so easy I most definitely will be attempting this dishcloth!
Thank you so much for the pattern!
Devon says
You’re Welcome! I hope you enjoy it!
Colleen says
So cute! Just something I was looking for a cute Easter gift for my daughter in law! Heading to the yarn store right now! Thanks so much!
Devon says
You’re Welcome! I hope she enjoys it! Jealous you are going yarn shopping!!! I wish I could be shopping for yarn right now. 🙂
Judy Wile says
This is beautiful.
Tammi Pereira says
Love your pattern! Thanks!
Dottie says
So cute and perfect for now. Looking for small projects to keep busy during this COVID 19 shut in. I have quite the yarn stash and am currently working on the Urban Chic Cocoon Sweater. Thought this would be a cute little Easter gift for the girls in my family. Not sure if we’ll be able to visit for Easter though. I’m not familiar with “carrying the yarn” so an explanation would be helpful. Also cutting the yarn for the bunny every row seems like a lot of work to weave in all those ends on such a small project. Could you “carry the yarn” here also? I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for any help with my questions.