Brighten Up Your Kitchen With These Gorgeous And So Easy To Make Colorful Solid Granny Square Dishcloths

I love colorful projects! It’s just something about them so inviting and playful they just bring more joy to one’s life. Having colorful crochet dishcloths in the kitchen is like having a colors therapy for free and without even knowing it maybe, in the privacy of your home.

These Colorful Solid Granny Square Dishcloths by Dabbles and Babbles are beautiful and easy and they will make your soul skip with joy every time you see them.

[Free Pattern] Brighten Up Your Kitchen With These Gorgeous And So Easy To Make Colorful Solid Granny Square Dishcloths

This super simple crochet pattern is fun and really easy to make. Really that’s so much joy to make something so bright beautiful and so useful. What a wonderful gift for every single person. Watch the video below and follow along with Jamey to make some gorgeous colorful solid granny square dishcloths.

Colorful Solid Granny Square Dishcloths

MATERIALS:

• Hook: U.S. H/5.00mm
• Cotton yarn in 4 colors – 4 skeins (Bernat Handicrafter used in photos)
• Darning Needle & Scissors
*NOTE: Using the incorrect hook and yarn size will likely cause the finished project to be too large or too small.

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Dabbles & Babbles

Thanks to Jamey for the article inspiration and featured image.

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