Crochet Spring Flower Dishcloth
Learn how to advance your crochet skills with a 3D crochet dishcloth that is designed to be extremely decorative and whimsical. The written pattern is no longer available. Just follow along with the tutorial.
This dishcloth is a generous size that includes a round with eye-popping petals that lay loosely on the top. Using the front loops only, the petal round is crocheted in the round and then you continue to build the dishcloth from the behind. The leafy vines are added on a feature where that is also provided into the pattern.
I have to admit, I have been intimidated by the look of this pattern and have put on filming this for a year or so. In teaching it on camera today, I realized I was letting myself judge the picture versus the reality of the work. Kinda silly when I think about it as I should know better. Some crochet projects, such as this one, have layers and really unique looks but are not difficult at all to achieve.
My sample in the tutorial reminded me of a Pansy in the end. I am not able to use white in the tutorials as I have a backdrop. You wouldn't be able to see the stitches. I used a bumblebee yellow instead. Turned out really nice.
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Ann says
No blue button.
Mikey says
updated
Sharn G says
Hi Mickey & Dan,
Loving the new look, however there seems to be an issue with the "get pattern" link on this page. When I click it I get taken to the yarn selection page of Yarnspirations 🙂
I'd love to actually be able to find the pattern for this and I think it's adorable.
Cheers dears!
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
Looking into now... they may have discontinued the pattern. Let me check.
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
It appears to have been discontinued. I have requested a downloadable PDF from Yarnspirations so I can upload it here. It will take a few days for them to get back to me. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Michael .