This is your sign to start crocheting washcloths this summer

This is your sign to start crocheting washcloths this summer. This is the perfect project and you cannot convince me otherwise. Last time I said on the internet that I've been using washcloths for four years ago that I made that I use them every single week for some reason, everyone was grossed out by that. Tell me how that's different than a normal washcloth? They hold up really, really well. As I said, some of the washcloths that I still use, I've had for like five plus years and they still work really, really great. Also depending on the cotton you use, they're going to be really, really gentle on your skin. I actually prefer these over store-bought washcloths. My favorite yarn to use for washcloths is We Crochet Dishie. It's really affordable, it comes in a ton of colors and it's just the best cotton yarn in my opinion. I recommend using 100% cotton as it will obviously just wash the best and absorb water the best. I absolutely adore crochet washcloths and I think they are just so fun and so perfect and they're just the perfect little travel project or on-the-go project. So again, I have a ton of free crochet patterns on stitchberryblog.com, including both of these. But you can also find a ton of free crochet patterns on Pinterest, Google and if you need a video tutorial, I know that there's a ton on YouTube as well. So again, start crocheting washcloths this summer. It's the perfect project and you cannot convince me otherwise. I absolutely adore crochet washcloths. The last time I said on the internet that I've been using washcloths for four years ago that I made that I use them every single week for some reason, everyone was grossed out by that. Tell me how that's different than a normal washcloth? They hold up really, really well. As I said, some of the washcloths that I still use, I've had for like five plus years and they still work really, really great. Also depending on the cotton you use, they're going to be really, really gentle on your skin. I actually prefer these over store-bought washcloths. My favorite yarn to use for washcloths is We Crochet Dishie. It's really affordable, it comes in a ton of colors and it's just the best cotton yarn in my opinion. I recommend using 100% cotton as it will obviously just wash the best and absorb water the best. I absolutely adore crochet washcloths and I think they are just so fun and so perfect and they're just the perfect little travel project or on-the-go project. So again, I have a ton of free crochet patterns on stitchberryblog.com, including both of these. But you can also find a ton of free crochet patterns on Pinterest, Google and if you need a video tutorial, I know that there's a ton on YouTube as well. So again, start crocheting washcloths this summer. It's the perfect project and you cannot convince me otherwise.