Hi friends,
Have you ever crocheted with tulle? This was my first time and it was much easier than I thought it would be. 🙂 You just kind of scrunch the tulle down so you can fit it on your hook as you go along and then crochet just as you would with yarn.
I designed a simple Double-Sided Tulle Dish Scrubby and included the pattern below if you’d like to make your own. It’s about 4-1/2 inches in diameter, so there’s plenty to hold onto while you use it. It also matches my Crochet Square Dishcloth in this post.
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You’ll need 6-inch wide tulle and an N/9or10mm hook. I found my tulle at Hobby Lobby. This great assortment of 10 colors on Amazon would be so fun to mix and match!
Here’s a close up of what I mean by “scrunching” the tulle down to crochet with it.
Here’s my super easy pattern…
Crochet Double-Sided Tulle Dish Scrubby
6-inch wide tulle in 2 colors (about 12 yards of each color)
N/9mm hook
Large eye blunt end needle for weaving in ends
Stitches used US terms:
Chain – ch
Slip Stitch – ss
Half Double Crochet – hdc
Double Crochet – dc
Note: Chains at beginning of rounds do not count as a stitch.
Ch 3, ss in 1st ch to form a ring.
Round 1: ch 1. work 12 hdc in the ring. Join with ss to 1st sc. (12 stitches)
Round 2: ch 2. work 2 dc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to 1st dc. (24 stitches)
Round 3: ch 1. work 1 hdc in same stitch as ss. * 2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in next stitch * Repeat from *to* around to last stitch. 2 hdc in last stitch. Join with ss to 1 st hdc. (36 stitches)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Make another scrubby from 2nd color of tulle but DO NOT fasten off after round 3. Weave in end at beginning of 2nd scrubby.
Place wrong sides of scrubbies together, lining up stitches, and ss through both layers all the way around. Fasten off and weave in end.
Here’s a free PDF for easy printing…
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I hope you enjoy this pattern! If you haven’t crocheted with tulle yet, give it a try. I think you’ll like it. 🙂
Happy Stitching!
Anita
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This is so cute! I’ve never crocheted with tulle before. I’ll have to give this a try.
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Thanks! It was really much easier than I thought – although I did have to take breaks because it can be a little hard on the hands. 😊
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Looks great! No I’ve never crocheted with tulle, some of the fluffy or feathery kind of yarn but not tulle 🤔
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Thank you! You should give it a try! 😊
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I’m wondering to use it as physical exfoliator 🤔
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It might work for that. I don’t think I would use it on my face though, I think it’s a little too rough for that.
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This is so cute! I haven’t used tulle to crochet – what a great idea.! I am going to make some for my classroom sink. I’ll let you know how it works out.
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Thank you! I would love to hear how it goes. 😊
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I made these for my grown children to use in their homes. They love them, and so do I. They scrub without scratching, and are not rough on our hands.
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I’m so glad everyone loves them!! 😊
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Love these scrubbies! I purchased some several years ago at an Amish shop in Ohio. Now, I’ll make my own. 😁
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They are so quick and easy to make! Have fun! 😊
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I’m hoping to make one to clean my cutting mat when quilting.
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That’s a great idea!
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