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How To Crochet Thermal Stitch Dishcloth Pattern + Tutorial

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Crochet Thermal Stitch Dishcloth
Crochet Thermal Stitch Dishcloth

Crochet Thermal Stitch Dishcloth

The Crochet Thermal Stitch Dishcloth is a great quick example of how to do this double thickness crochet stitch. My friend Megan showed me how to do this stitch and I was so inspired by it.

The video tutorial demonstrates how to do this stitch as a single crochet which includes finishing the project. In the second half of the tutorial, I restarted and did it as a double crochet thermal stitch. Both examples show how to start and finish a project.

See the free downloadable pattern that I have written which includes the photography below.

Yarnspirations
Thermal Stitch Dishcloth

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Video Demonstration

More Pictures of the Steps

Thermal Stitch Begin Stitch
Thermal Stitch Begin Stitch
Thermal Stitch Insert into Backloop of Row
Thermal Stitch Insert into Backloop of Row
Thermal Stitch Insert into Remaining Loop in Row Below
Thermal Stitch Insert into Remaining Loop in Row Below
Thermal Stitch Yarn Over Pull Through 2 Loops
Thermal Stitch Yarn Over Pull Through 2 Loops
Thermal Stitch Step is Created with Stitch to Use Next Row
Thermal Stitch Step is Created with Stitch to Use Next Row

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  1. Barbara says

    Thank you for this pattern! I have seen several, but they have been confusing and disjointed. I knew when I checked yours out I would find one that flowed properly and made sense! The Video is great as always. You Never disappoint. Now I can't wait to try it. I'm also thinking wider and a hand towel or double-stranded as a potholder.

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    • Marina King says

      I haven't worked this up personally but I've seen their done ones, it's pretty neat.

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  2. Barbara Bloominger says

    I can't find the free written pattern to print???

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    • Marina King says

      I have added the blue pattern button, hopefully, that helps

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  3. Katrina Colburn says

    PATTERN LINK AND VIDEO WORKING!

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