Simple Little Washcloth
In need of some crochet washcloths for your home? Well look no further, this easy crochet washcloth pattern is quick to make and includes 2 different border options. You can either make the washcloth using the crab stitch border or the picot stitch border. Crochet washcloths are great to make as they can be used for pretty much anything. From wiping down your counters in the kitchen to wiping off your makeup. They also make great gifts for family and friends!
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