Crochet Face Scrubbie: DIY Simple Free Pattern Guest Post by…

Update: Lopping Made is now Craft-Her, all links to the crochet face scrubbie have been updated.

Second guest post from my dear friend, now blogger, Craft-Her (formerly Loopingly Made)! Checkout her blog where she shares her amazing free crochet patterns. She can even teach you the basics plus tons of free and paid patterns.

Here is a recent pattern among the many she has already shared, a crochet face scrubbie!

Lately, I’ve been on a roll with chains and slip stitches. I figured I might as well let it roll till it burns out. This is an easy pattern that can be whipped up in no time. It is also beginner friendly crochet face scrubbie. The same technique used in the Mimosa Baby Set is incorporated here.

You could even make this scrubbie as big or small as you like; it is a great project for your left over yarn. Make as many as you need, or gift them.

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Materials

– Nature Cotton yarn (fingering weight); 50gr, 125mtrs (colors 518)- 2 balls

– 4.5mm hook

– Needle to weave in ends

Abbreviation

HDC- Half double crochet
SC- Single crochet
CH- Chain
SL ST- Slip stitch
FLO- Front loop only
BLO- Back loop only

Note:

– Pattern is written in U.S terms
– I worked with 2 strands of yarn held together
– Ch 1 does not count as a stitch
– Ch 5 loops are worked in FLO
– HDC stitches are worked in BLO

Form magic ring

Round 1: 8 HDC in ring. Sl st in first HDC (8)

Go to Craft-her.com to view the full FREE PATTERN!