The Crochet Mosaic Dishcloth is an entry crochet pattern for the mosaic concepts. Using Lily Sugar’n Cream cotton yarn.
You need two colours of yarn and in the Lily Sugar’n Cream size of yarn, 1 ball of each colour can do two dishcloths. However, you will see my sample having a single crochet border with 3 single crochet in each corner. That takes a bit more yarn. I thought a border would be lovely but it means you will need to get an extra ball for that.
Myself, I have many assorted colours of Lily Sugar’n Cream on hand. What a great use of putting two colours together that may be bright and outstanding. I prefer my dishcloths to be bright and cheerful. Some of you may prefer your dishcloths to blend with your decor.
Quick Tips
- Time-wise, I was surprised how fast this was. It took me just under 2 hours to make one.
- Once I was halfway through the first cloth, I found myself speeding up as the concept was getting into my head.
- If you are doing more than one, you will become more comfortable with the pattern in possibly not having to look at the instructions much. At least, that’s what happened to me.
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The 3 Other Patterns
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Tutorial
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FYI: There was a yarn that was called Bernat Mosaic once upon a time that we used to use. This is showing in the same round-up due to the use of Mosaic.
Hi Mikey, I hope you can help me. Years ago a friend of mine showed me how to do a thermal blanket. I made it once, but lost the pattern. The blanket was stripes on one side and solid on the other side, that you crochet together as your going.
If you know of this pattern can you send me the instructions, oh I forgot it was crocheted with a hook that was as big as you thumb.
Thank you in advance if you know what I’m talking about.
Dee Mooney
We have a thermal stitch dishcloth but I am unsure if it’s done the same way you are describing.