Stunning Crochet Dishcloth Pattern – Coral

How about a new and stunning crochet dishcloth pattern for your home?

Well, this is one of my favorites, using the amazing Bar stitch with all the texture, I just love it!

As you will see, I used two strands of stash cotton yarn I had at home, so start digging and find good-looking colors for your kitchen.

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This pattern is part of the 2025 Dishcloth of the Month CAL – Scroll down for details 👇

I was excited to be invited back to Oombawka Design Crochet and The Stitchin’ Mommy’s annual Dishcloth of the Month Crochet Along (get the details here on Oombawka Design Crochet and here on The Stitchin’ Mommy).

Rhondda and Amy have invited guest designers, so each month you get 3 free dishcloth patterns. Whether you like to make dishcloths to use, gifts, or donate, this is the perfect CAL for you!

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There are 2  ways to get this pattern:

Option 1: You can purchase the individual pattern as an easy-to-read, print-friendly, ad-free PDF  from HERE

Option 2: Scroll down to get the written instructions for this pattern for free

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You will find instructions in the free pattern below ⬇️

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What are some creative ways to use crochet dishcloths in the kitchen

Crochet dishcloths are incredibly versatile and can be used in creative ways to make your kitchen routine fun. Here are some ideas:

• Eco-friendly cleaning tools: Use them for scrubbing dishes, wiping counters, or cleaning up spills. Their textured stitches make them great for tackling stubborn messes.
• Trivets or hot pads: Layer two dishcloths together for extra thickness, and they can protect surfaces from hot pots or pans.
• Reusable napkins: Fold them neatly and use them as eco-friendly napkins for casual meals or picnics.
• Fruit and veggie wraps: Wrap produce in a crochet dishcloth to keep it fresh and absorb excess moisture.
• Gift-wrapping: Pair a handmade dishcloth with soap or kitchen utensils for a thoughtful, practical gift.
• Decorative accents: Choose vibrant yarn colors and patterns to brighten up your kitchen space or match your decor.

With their functionality and charm, crochet dishcloths are a simple way to add a personal touch to your kitchen!

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Pattern Designed By: Sandra Stitches This pattern is copyright protected; it is unlawful to distribute this pattern in any form (free, sale or trade).

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Let’s get to the pattern, shall we? Making the Coral Crochet Dishcloth

Materials I used

This is the yarn I had at hand – do not forget I make a sample for you to learn- so be creative and choose the yarn you love. Feel it before starting your project.

I know there are a million different yarn choices out there that also depend on where you live, so just be creative!

Drops Paris 100% cotton, 50g, 75 m, color pink, 2 skeins ( I used double strands in three shades of pink)

Or any weight #5 cotton yarn of your choice

Hook: US Size (6.5 mm) 

Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape

Gauge

• 10 st X 10 rows ( 4” X 4”)
  

Sizes

• This sample is  11” X 10” 
  
  

Stitch Key

• Ch = Chain
• Sc = Single Crochet
• St = Stitch
• Dc = Double Crochet

Specialty Stitches

FpDc = Front Post Double Crochet [Yo, insert hook under the post of next st, yo, draw up a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, draw through 2 loops on hook (2 loops on hook), yo, draw through last 2 loops on hook]

Watch the video for a visual tutorial

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Notes

• This pattern is written in US terminology
• This pattern is worked in rows.
• Ch 1 at the beginning of the row does not count as st
• Ch 2 at the beginning of the row, does count as a stitch
• I used two strands for this pattern for a more sturdy fabric
• I changed colors for more interest (optional)
• This pattern uses the Bar stitch, which calls for multiples of 3+3

Instructions

Chain 27

Row 1: Sc 1 in 2nd ch from hook, sc 1 in next ch and across to end of the row, turn (26)

Row 2: Ch 1, sc 1 in 1st st from hook, sc 1 in next st  and across to end of the row, turn (26)

Row 3: Ch 1, sc 1 in 1st st from the hook, sc 1 in next st, Fpdc in next stitch two rows down (around the sc on the 1st row), *sc 1 in next 2 st, Fpdc in next ( again in the st two rows below, repeat from * to end of the row, finish with sc 1 in last 2 st, turn

Row 4: Ch 1, sc 1 in 1st st from hook, sc 1 in next st  and across to end of the row, turn (26)

Row 5: Ch 1, sc 1 in 1st st from the hook, sc 1 in next st, Fpdc  around the Fpdc from prev row, *sc 1 in next 2 st, Fpdc  around the Fpdc from prev row, repeat from * to end of the row, finish with sc 1 in last 2 st, turn

Rows 6-27: Repeat rows 4+5

Ch6 at the corner and Slst to the corner to form a hanging ring.

You can continue repeating rows 4+5 for a larger Dishcloth

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Finishing

Cut yarn and weave in ends.

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The Coral Dishcloth is my pattern for May in the 2025 Dishcloth of the Month CAL hosted by Oombawka Design Crochet and The Stitchin’ Mommy

Find Rhondda’s design here and Amy’s design here

Get your Free PDF Download – valid for 24 hrs, May 11th – HERE

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Want more washcloth patterns?

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Blue Coast Dishcloth