First in the Washing in the Waiting Room series. These cloths are a study in texture and stitch technique, and are great to take along for those long waits before appointments. Often referred to as “Cabbage Stitch,” this quick to crochet cloth provides a chance to learn or revisit crossed double crochet stitches. It imparts a bit of texture that’s equally beautiful on both sides and is finished off with a pretty reverse single crochet border.

Size
One generous size. 10” square after blocking.

Materials
60 gm (127 yards/116 meters) of DK weight yarn.
Sample shown in Bernat Softee Baby Cotton color 52003 Feather Gray.

US size G (4mm) hook (or size needed to attain gauge)

Stitch markers

Wool or yarn needle

Gauge
7 shells x 11 rows = 4” (10cm) in center pattern stitch after blocking

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