Taco Scrubby
It’s Taco Tuesday!! Taco bout cute! Crochet a few taco scrubbies for your favorite taco lover. These would make great Christmas gifts for your coworkers, hostess gift, or anyone who celebrates Taco Tuesday. Each one takes less than 20 yards of scrubby yarn, and you can crochet several in one evening.
This crochet pattern and image are property of My Fingers Fly.
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