Crochet Swiffer Cover Pattern: Easy and Eco-Friendly Cleaning

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How to Crochet Swiffer Cover Pattern

Say goodbye to disposable covers and paper towels, and embrace an easy way to clean your hardwood floors. Our free crochet pattern will guide you through using simple patterns and basic crochet stitches like double crochets, single crochet, slip stitch, and more. You can even make different sizes to fit your mop head, and it’s machine washable. Plus, we’ve included affiliate links for your convenience. Let’s get started on making your own crochet Swiffer cover!

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Disposable cloths and paper towels can contribute to waste, but with our crochet Swiffer cover pattern, you can reduce your environmental impact. These reusable swiffer covers are designed to fit your mop head perfectly. The outer edges of the cover feature a loop stitch, which is great for catching dust and dog hair, making it ideal for both wet mopping and dry sweeping.

We recommend using cotton yarn to create this cleaning cloth for its absorbency and durability. The pattern involves basic crochet stitches like double crochets and single crochet, adding the bobble stitch for added texture. You’ll start with the first stitch and follow the pattern to the end of each row, where you’ll work the last stitch and repeat the row as needed.

Enjoy this Swiffer Cover Pattern! I use my Swiffer all the time, and you can use this cotton pattern wet or dry!

Supplies:

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- Crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch marker

I hook

Cotton Yarn

Abbreviations:

sc=single crochet

sl st=slip stitch ch=chain

Row 1: Chain 16, Hdc in the 3rd chain from the hook and each chain across, Turn ‑14 hdc

Rows 2–40: Ch 1, Hdc in each hdc across, Turn, Total of 40 Rows

Take the One Side, Go down 9 rows fold over on one side and sl st the sides

together, do this to the other side, then turn inside out and place over the swiffer. Weave in the ends.

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If you’re new to crochet, we’ve included a video tutorial demonstrating each step, making it even easier to craft your reusable pad. We’ve added affiliate links for the yarn and hook size you’ll need to make the process more convenient.

You can create these reusable Swiffer covers in different sizes to fit your mop head or sweeper cover. They feature side flaps to securely attach to your mop head and are machine washable, saving you money in the long run. Plus, they’re an excellent option for craft fairs or selling online to share this good idea with others while earning a small commission.

In conclusion, crocheting your Swiffer cover is a fantastic way to reduce waste and contribute to a more sustainable home cleaning routine. With our free crochet pattern and video tutorial, you can easily create reusable swiffer covers that fit your mop head perfectly. These covers are designed for dry sweeping and wet mopping, with a textured surface to capture dust and pet hair. Cotton yarn ensures durability, and the machine-washable feature adds convenience to your cleaning routine. Say goodbye to disposable clothes and paper towels and start crocheting your way to a cleaner, more eco-friendly home. Happy crocheting!

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