Donut Dish Cloth
Free Crochet Pattern
Happy National Donut Day! In honor of this day, I am so excited to bring you another fun and functional Free Crochet Pattern! I hope you enjoy making some Delicious Donut Dish Cloth as much as I enjoyed designing the pattern!
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I created the Donut Dish Cloth Pattern in honor of National Donut Day, which is the first Friday of June. The day honors both the lovely and delicious fried doughnut and those who served in the US Military in the first World War. The short version is that donuts and coffee, and other baked good were distributed to soldiers at canteens at the war front to help improve the soldiers’ morale. These were handed out by Salvation Army volunteers who became known as Doughnut Dollies, and the resultant Chicago Salvation Army fundraiser led to the creation of National Donut Day. You can read more about the history of this day on wikipediea <– right here! So now you know! 🙂
Since my first published Dish Cloth pattern, the April Showers Cloths were such a hit, I was itching to design another dish cloth pattern! You know by now how much I love to design food related patterns, and since another amazing crochet designer recently released a Donut Keychain pattern, this seemed like the perfect chance to design another fun and functional food pattern – and so the Donut Dish Cloth was born! If this has you are hungry for other Free Crochet Patterns <– you can find them right here on my blog. 💜
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Like any dish cloths, the Donut Dish Cloth works up pretty quickly, so you’re going to want to make a several of these! The simple repeats in the Donut Dish Cloth crochet pattern make it an excellent Netflix and Crochet project! A Donut Dish Cloth Set would make a great gift as well, just pair with a favorite soap or better yet a donut! Perfect Teacher gift, house warming gift for new neighbors, or a unique Baby Shower Gift!
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DONUT DISH CLOTH PATTERN
Materials:
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Pattern Key:
Gauge: Gauge is not very important for this pattern. The gauge I have used for this pattern: 13 hdc stitches x 10 hdc rows = 4 inches
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NOTES:
- Read through the entire pattern before beginning to familiarize yourself with the steps.
- Beginning Chain (ch) of each round counts as first stitch only where indicated.
- Repeat pattern directions between [ and ] the number of times indicated for each round.
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PATTERN DIRECTIONS:
Donut Dish Cloth:
- Finished size should be approximately 8.5″ across.
- Use Tan and Pink, Blue, or Yellow Cotton yarn and H 5.0 mm hook
Round 1: With Jute yarn, ch 10, sc in 1st ch to form ch-10 into a ring, 15 more sc in the ring, sl st to join, (16 sc).
Round 2: Ch 1, [sc, 2 sc in next st] 8 times, sl st to join, (24 sc). FO Jute yarn and attach Main Color yarn in the same st.
Round 3: Work in BLO this round, ch 2 (counts as 1st hdc here and throughout), hdc in next 2 sts, 2 hdc in next st, [hdc in next 2 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st in top st of beginning ch-2 to join, (32 hdc).
Round 4: Ch 2, hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next st, [hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st to join, (40 hdc).
Round 5: Ch 2, hdc in next 4 sts, 2 hdc in next st, [hdc in next 4 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st to join, (48 hdc).
Round 6: Ch 2, hdc in next 5 sts, 2 hdc, [hdc in next 5 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st to join, (56 hdc).
Round 7: Ch 2, hdc in next 6 sts, 2 hdc in next st, [hdc in next 6 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st to join, (64 hdc).
Round 8: Ch 2, hdc in next 7 sts, 2 hdc in next st, [hdc in next 7 sts, 2 hdc in next st,] 7 times, sl st in to join, (72 hdc). FO Main Color yarn and attach Jute yarn in the same st.
Round 9: Work in BLO this round, ch 1 (does not count as st), [sc in next 8 sts, 2 sc in next st,] 8 times, sl st to join, (80 sc).
Round 10: Ch 1, [sc in next 9 sts, 2 sc in next st,] 8 times, sl st to join, (88 sc).
Round 11: Do not ch 1, sl st in each st around, sl st to join, (88 sl st). FO, weave in ends. Continue with Decorate your Donut Dish Cloth below.
DECORATE YOUR DONUT DISH CLOTH:
Sprinkles: SEE PHOTOS BELOW FOR DETAILS
STEP 1: Select your colors for the sprinkles – I recommend using 1-3 colors. You will just need scraps to complete the sprinkles.
STEP 2: Using your yarn needle, bring yarn through from the bottom to the top of the donut, and then create a “sprinkle” stitch about 2-3 st in length and pull yarn back through. Make as many sprinkles as you like, in alternating directions and random positions.
STEP 3: In my example I have used 2 colors and made 12-14 sprinkles in each color.
STEP 4: Tie the ends of each color together in a double knot. Carefully secure yarn threads by weaving in the ends on the back side of the donut. The back side will not be as nice looking as the front. I don’t mind this, but if you do, you can opt to make 2 Donut Dish Cloths and slip stitch them together at R11 after embellishing if you prefer.
DECORATE YOUR DONUT DISH CLOTH:
Icing Drizzle: SEE PHOTOS BELOW FOR DETAILS
STEP 1: You will need a length of yarn about 1 yard to complete the icing drizzle.
STEP 2: The icing drizzle is created using surface crochet slip stitches. Using your G 4.0 mm hook, and working in between the donut stitches between R4 – 7, insert the hook from the front to the back of the donut, and pull up a loop from the bottom to the top of the donut.
STEP 3: Insert hook through the donut again, in the next st, clockwise. Pull up another loop, pulling it through the previous loop to create a sl st. Repeat this process all of the way around, working your sts up and down between each st, between R4 – 7 to create a drizzled icing look. I went back and restitched this section several times until I was happy with the look I achieved.
Icing Drizzle: CONTINUED
STEP 4: Stop when the final st comes back around to meet the first st of the icing drizzle. Trim the yarn end leaving a long tail and pull the end through to the top of the donut.
STEP 5: Use an Invisible Join to bring the ends of the Icing Drizzle neatly together. Insert your hook under the 2 loops of the first stitch created so that the tip of the hook faces the edge of the donut, yo with the final yarn end, and pull the yarn end all the way through.
STEP 6: Now insert the hook from the bottom of the donut, in between the 2 loops of the final st created, yo with the final yarn end, and pull through to the bottom of the donut.
STEP 7: Carefully secure yarn threads by weaving in the ends on the back side of the donut.
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