Spring Flower Scrubby

One thing I love about crochet, how easy it is to add a fun and joyous spin to one of my most dreaded chores – dishes.

Several years ago I started making my own dish scrubbies, and I haven’t turned back. I love how fun they are to make, how easy they are to make, and how much personality they bring to my kitchen. They also make wonderful gifts. I always see one of my scrubbies at my Dad’s kitchen sink, so he finds them just as wonderful at cleaning dishes as I do.

With this pattern you can choose how much scrubby texture you prefer to crochet with, or none at all. The scrubby yarn does make it more difficult to see your stitches, but the effort is so very much worth the effort – at least in my opinion.

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This pattern is a great way to welcome in spring, and get ready for all the beautiful colors of nature that are just around the corner.

This pattern is part of the International Crochet Month Blog Hop hosted by Underground Crafter. During this month of March, every day a designer is posting a FREE pattern on their website every day, and you can find all the days and designs HERE! They are also offering a free PDF download of that pattern for the day. You can also click the image below to see more details.

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Here are some other great scrubby patterns by City Farmhouse Studio

Spring Flower Scrubby
by City Farmhouse Studio

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Yarn 1: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton – Category 4/Medium – 100% Cotton – 3.5 oz/100 g, 186 yds/170 meters –  1 skein of Rose –

Yarn 2: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton – Category 4/Medium – 100% Cotton – 3.5 oz/100 g, 186 yds/170 meters –  1 skein of Purple

Yarn 3: Red Heart Scrubby Yarn – Category 4/Medium – 100% Polyester – 3 oz/85 g, 78 yds/71 meters –  1 skein of Candy

(Yarn Alternative Options: Caron All Day Cotton for the cotton, and Loops & Threads Squeaky Clean (Scrubby) or Yarn Bee Scrub-Ology Cotton for the Scrubby)

Crochet Hook:   H (5.00 mm)

Gauge:  18 sc stitches x 11 rows = 4 inches square

Scrubby is 4″ in diameter

Notes:
A YouTube video instructing all the steps of making this scrubby can be found at https://youtu.be/88vfNEB1Iv4

This scrubby can be made with all cotton or all scrubby yarn.  

Glossary:
Ch – chain
Sl st – slip stich
Sc – single crochet
Hdc – half double crochet
Dc – double crochet
Tr – treble crochet

The flower is started in the center with color 1.  Then the additional yarns are switched to on the previous round’s last sl st.  

With Color 1 – Ch 4 and join with sl st into first chain.

Rnd 1:  Ch 1.  Make 5 sc into ring.  Sl st into first sc.

Rnd 2:  Ch 3.  Skipping the first sc that you just sl st into, make (1 sc, ch 3) into each of the st of rnd 1.  Sl st in last sl st of previous row.

Rnd 3:  Make (1 sc, 1 hdc, 3 dc, 1 hdc, 1sc in 3-ch loop, sl st in next st) around each ch section of the previous rnd – switch to yarn color 2 on last sl st.

Rnd 4: (Ch 4, sl st in next sl st) into each of the sl sts of rnd 3.  End rnd with a sl st into last sl st of previous rnd.

Rnd 5:  Make (1sc, 1 hdc, 1dc, 4 tr, 1 dc, 1 hdc, 1sc in 4-ch loop, sl st in next st) into each of the sl sts of rnd 4, switching to yarn color 3 on last sl st.

Rnd 6: (Ch 5, sl st in next sl st)  into each of the sl sts of rnd 5.  End rnd with a sl st into last sl st of previous rnd.

Rnd 7:  Make (1 sc, 1 hdc, 1 dc, 6 tr, 1 dc, 1 hdc, 1 sc in 5-ch loop, sl st in next sl st)  into each of the sl sts of rnd 6.

Bind off.

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3 Replies to “Spring Flower Scrubby”

  1. Oh, these are too pretty just to do dishes with! Just having them by my sink will bring spring in the house. Either way, I need a few to brighten the last few winter dreary days of the year.

    1. Thanks! I’m glad you like them and hope they bring some brightness for these last few winter days!

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