The Sailboat Baby Washcloth Crochet Pattern
Sailboat Baby Washcloth Crochet Pattern
A fresh and fun washcloth that was designed with babies in mind that would be great to be given as a gift for a new baby, baby shower, or birthday present! So quick and easy to make you could even make several and keep for yourself!
This is a pattern for a quick, easy, and fun to make washcloth that is made of 100% cotton yarn that is beginner-intermediate friendly, works up quickly, and is perfect to be given as a gift or keepsake.
Pattern is written in standard American terms and includes an abbreviation key and a material list. This is an intermediate beginner crochet pattern. A knowledge of basic crochet skills and terms is a plus. Pattern also includes instructions and images on how to complete the picot single crochet and picot stitch border.
Hook: 5mm
Gauge: 4” = 17 sts x 17 rows in stitch pattern
Size: 8” by 8”
Pattern calls for Lily Sugar’n Cream The Original Yarn, but any Medium-4 weight cotton yarn can be used.
SKILL LEVEL:
- Crochet pattern
- This pattern is beginner-friendly, but does require some knowledge of basic stitches and pattern reading.
Please do not sell or reproduce this pattern. Feel free to sell the finished pieces using this pattern, I just ask that you credit me as the designer.
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Pattern details
- Crochet Craft
- Other Project type
- Worsted Yarn weight
- Hook: 5.0 mm (H) Needle / Hook
- 17 stitches and 17 rows = 4 inches in stitch pattern Gauge
- 100 - 120 Yardage
- US Terminology Terminology
- English Language
- Instant digital download (PDF)
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JustOneHookDesigns
Just a regular wife and mom to three beautiful babies. I try to create modern crochet patterns for everyday life. I take bits and pieces of what is going on in our life and around us and translate that into items that we, and hopefully you, can use and enjoy.
