Do you want less waste and less plastic
in your kitchen?

Replace a plastic dish brush with a wooden dish brush. Replace synthetic sponges with a loofah sponge that is compostable. Crochet your own dishcloths with left over (cotton) yarn pieces. In this example some leftover Bobbiny Junior cord was used.

You can crochet dishcloths in many ways. In the video below you see how to insert single crochets in 3 different ways.

For the dishcloth you will need:

some leftover yarns, preferably recycled cotton, or linen for a more sustainable approach. In this example Bobbiny Junior cords in the colors Sand, Coffee and Natural are used.
a crochet hook of 8 or 10mm,
and scissors.

The dishcloths are super easy and fast to make.

Follow this pattern to get a dishcloth of approximately 30 x 15 cm with Bobbiny Junior cord.

Row 1

Chain 20 single crochets.

Row 2

Single crochet in each stitch of the chain, going through 2 loops. Turn at the end of the row.

Row 3-13

Single crochet in each stitch, going through 1 loop, the front one. Turn at the end of the row.

Dishcloths are perfect to finish some of your leftover yarns!

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Zero waste & zero plastic in your kitchen

Do you want less waste and less plastic
in your kitchen?

You can crochet dishcloths in many ways. In the video below you see how to insert single crochets in 3 different ways.

For the dishcloth you will need:

Row 1

Row 2

Row 3-13

Laura

Do you want less waste and less plastic in your kitchen?

You can crochet dishcloths in many ways. In the video below you see how to insert single crochets in 3 different ways.

For the dishcloth you will need:

Row 1

Row 2

Row 3-13

Laura

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