A Step-by-Step Guide to Crocheting the Perfect Scrubby

How to Crochet a Scrubby! 

Learn­ing how to cro­chet a scrub­by is the per­fect solu­tion if you’re look­ing for a fun and eco-friend­ly way to keep your kitchen or bath­room sparkling clean. In this tuto­r­i­al, we’ll explore the world of cro­chet scrub­bers, teach­ing you how to make these handy and ver­sa­tile clean­ing tools using sim­ple stitch­es and min­i­mal mate­ri­als. Cro­chet scrub­bers are not only great for per­son­al use, but they also make fan­tas­tic gifts. Let’s dive into the art of cre­at­ing scrub­by pat­terns using the mag­ic of cro­chet.

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Cre­at­ing cro­chet scrub­bers is easy and eco-con­scious. You’ll need basic cro­chet sup­plies: a K cro­chet hook, scrap yarn or cot­ton blend, and a yarn nee­dle. One of the most com­mon­ly used stitch­es for scrub­bers is the sin­gle cro­chet (sc), which cre­ates a dense and scrub­by tex­ture. You’ll also use the slip stitch (sl st) to join rounds. Begin your project with a mag­ic ring or chain stitch (ch), depend­ing on your pref­er­ence.

Add puff stitch­es or dou­ble cro­chets (dc) for extra scrub­bing pow­er to make your scrub­by effec­tive. Col­or changes cre­ate a visu­al­ly appeal­ing design. For dou­ble-sided dish scrub­bers, cro­chet both sides and stitch them togeth­er, leav­ing a small space for turn­ing. You can cus­tomize your scrub­ber with bright col­ors or use left­over yarn to cre­ate a unique pat­tern. These lit­tle guys are great for wash­ing dish­es and work won­der­ful­ly as cro­chet face or bath scrub­bers for per­son­al use.

Abbre­vi­a­tions:

sc=single cro­chet

sl st=slip stitch ch=chain

dc=double cro­chet

Dimen­sions: 3″ X 3″

These scrub­bers are love­ly to have in the kitchen and give as gifts! The scrub­bers clean your pots, pans, and pret­ty much any­thing! Learn how to cro­chet a scrub­by in min­utes with this easy tuto­r­i­al! This scrub­by is a great way to help you clean sur­faces quick­ly and eas­i­ly!

Whether you’re clean­ing your kitchen or bath­room counter, this cro­chet scrub­by is a great way to help you get the job done quick­ly and effi­cient­ly! Check out the tuto­r­i­al below to make this fun and easy cro­chet scrub­by!

Sup­plies:

Tulle (I bought this from Wal­mart)

K hook

Make 2

Rnd 1: Ch 4, sl st to form a ring. Ch 3, work 11 dc in the ring. sl st to join.

Rnd 2: Ch 3(Counts as dc) and dc in the same stitch, then Work 2 dc in each dc around, sl st to join. ‑12 dc.

Take both Cir­cles with the wrong sides, and sc in each dc around with both cir­cles togeth­er to cre­ate the scrub­ber. sl st to join.