Welcome to my Aphrodite Dishcloth pattern. Designed to create beauty in a any environment.
It’s such a great way to add that pop of colour and design to your kitchen or bathroom.
You’ll never want to use another supermarket cloth again and more importantly these cloths are reusable so just put them in your laundry and wash them ready to use again and again. When they get a bit ratty use them as cleaning rags and make some more. How good is that for the environment??
There is instructions for using an 8ply cotton for the dishcloth or using a 10ply cotton to create a plush Face Washer.
So let’s get started and treat your inner goddess to some Aphrodite love.

Live, Love and Crochet Shaz xo

Tools Required: 4mm—4.5mm Hook, Scissors, Yarn Needle

Yarn Requirements: Yarn—50gms/125m of 8ply Cotton per dishcloth. (I used Fiddlesticks Wren 50gm/125m unmercerised cotton. I have also used mercerised cotton. It is a personal choice)

Skill Level - Confident Beginner (You need to have a solid knowledge of basic crochet stitches and be a able to read a pattern.)

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The pattern is written using US terms and UK Terms.
There are plenty of photos to help with the instructions and to clarify each section.

This is a digital product that will be available for download as soon as you have made payment.

I am happy for you to sell any items you make with my patterns but please acknowledge livelovecrochetshaz as the designer.
Also please don’t reproduce, sell or use this pattern for classes or workshops without written permission from the designer.

If you have any questions with regards to the pattern please send me a message and I will answer you as soon as I can.

Please note that my patterns are my own creations and I have put a lot of time and money into creating them so please respect this and don’t use them for anything other than your own personal use unless written consent is given. They remain the property of Shaz Morrison and are protected by copyright.