15 Free Crochet Dishcloth Patterns

If you are looking for crochet dishcloth patterns, you have come to the right place!

Find several crochet dishcloth patterns!! Which one will you make?

Dishcloths were the first crochet project that I tackled when I learned how to crochet.

I enjoy creating dishcloth patterns because they are projects that I can quickly complete.

Must-have items for crocheting dishcloths:

If you are new to crocheting, these are a few of the items needed for crocheting.

Even if you are not new to crocheting, feel free to check out what items I like to use.

Favorite Crochet hooks

I started out with Boye Crochet Hooks. My great-grandmother had these when she taught me how to crochet. Naturally, when I decided to start crocheting again, I chose to use the same crochet hooks.

However, have updated my crochet hooks and I now love my Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks. These hooks are wonderful!

Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks

My favorite hooks to use when crocheting. This crochet hook set comes with hook sizes C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J.

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Hook Sizing Chart

All my patterns are written in US terms. Should you need help with converting hook sizes, grab this crochet hook sizing chart.

Cotton Yarn

Cotton Yarn is the best yarn to use for dishcloths and dish towels. I always use 100% cotton yarn. My favorite cotton yarns to use are Sugar and Cream.

Crochet Accessories

Yarn Needles – I like to use metal yarn needles when I weave the ends in once I am done with the project.

Stitch Markers – If you need help keeping track, stitch markers are the perfect thing! Perfect if you need help figuring out where to place your stitches when adding an edging.

Scissors – Sharp scissors are a must when working with any yarn. It is important to get a nice clean cut.

Digital Row Counter – I have this counter by Susan Bates and I LOVE it!