Crochet pattern for a simple, practical washcloth in three sizes.

The washcloth includes a neat edging and optional hanging loop - important details often missing in other patterns.

This pattern is part of my matching bathroom set - buy them together for a discount. See my Bathroom Pattern Bundle for details.

This pattern is designed to be as easy to work as possible, and because these items don’t involve seams, working in 3D, etc, they are good projects for beginners who want to create something that will really reward their effort.

The washcloths are made with double-knitting (DK, light worsted weight, Category 3) yarn. You will need a 4.5mm (US size 7) crochet hook and a 5mm (US size H-8) crochet hook for these items.

The pattern includes detailed notes on yarn choice.

Important feature of my crochet patterns:
Each of my crochet patterns includes BOTH a detailed ‘tutorial-style’ set of instructions with colour photos, AND a succinct unillustrated pattern using standard crochet conventions.
I have developed this style because I find I like to see a lot of detail the first time I work a pattern, but if I then work the same piece again, I don’t need the pictures, etc, and indeed they can get in the way when I just want a quick reminder of what I’m doing. The PDF is also structured so that the succinct version, with an area for your own notes, is on a single page, making it easy to just take one sheet of paper with you if you have printed it out for quick reference on the move.

I also hate weaving in yarn ends, so all my pattern are designed to involve a minimum of this!

This pattern is available in UK and US crochet terminology. Both files will be available to you on purchase, simply choose the one you prefer to use.

The UK pattern names suitable yarns currently available in the UK that work perfectly for this pattern.

Once purchased, this pattern remains the copyright of Little Conkers. You may not reproduce all or any part of this pattern. Please do not sell items made from this pattern, without express prior permission (which is usually granted) and credit.