Everyday Cleaning Cloth by Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design)

Everyday Cleaning Cloth

Crochet
June 2026
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
pattern
5.0 mm (H)
30 - 92 yards (27 - 84 m)
One Size
US
English
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A free version is also available.
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The Everyday Cleaning Cloth is a practical and reusable crochet dishcloth pattern worked from the center out in turned rounds.

This edged granny square design creates a sturdy fabric that works well for everyday cleaning. The pattern includes instructions for two sizes and can easily be adjusted by continuing the repeat rounds.

Perfect for making dishcloths, washcloths, or larger projects like blankets.

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♥ Rhondda

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