Easy Dish Scrubby

easy dish scrubby crochet pattern

Transform your kitchen cleanup routine with this delightful crocheted dish scrubby! Handmade scrubby is an eco-friendly alternative to store-bought sponges and allows you to use your skills practically.

This crochet dish scrubby is incredibly easy and quick to make! You can make a whole set in no time. Great project for a practical homemade gift. Moreover, it works! The polyester, sparkly fiber is perfect for scrubbing, cleaning, and soap really well.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

It is super duper practical! This versatile dish scrubby is perfect for tackling everyday dishwashing tasks while being gentle enough for your favorite cookware. The textured stitches provide just the right amount of scrubbing power to remove stuck-on food without scratching delicate surfaces.

What It’s Perfect For

  1. Daily dishwashing and kitchen cleanup
  2. Scrubbing pots, pans, and baking dishes
  3. Cleaning countertops and stovetops
  4. Gentle enough for non-stick surfaces
  5. Great for camping and RV kitchens
  6. Eco-conscious households looking to reduce waste

Dish Scrubby is a perfect gift

These charming scrubbies make wonderful housewarming gifts, hostess presents, or thoughtful additions to a kitchen-themed gift basket. Create a set in coordinating colors to match someone’s kitchen decor, or make a variety pack for the cooking enthusiast in your life. They’re also perfect for college students, newlyweds, or anyone who appreciates handmade touches in their daily routine. They will look great as a part of a gift basket when you pair them with a bottle of dish soap and some kitchen towels.

So, ready to get started?

Materials you will need:

Terms and Abbreviations:

MR = magic ring

St(s) = Stitch (es)

Ch =  Chain stitch – made by yarn over and pull through.

Sl st = Slip Stitch – insert the hook in the required spot, yarn over, pull through both loops on the hook.

Yo = yarn over

Dc  = Double Crochet – yarn over, insert into required stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop.  Now you will have three loops on the hook. Yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through remaining two loops.

inc = 2 double crochets in one st

Pattern notes

(…)  Repeat the instructions within brackets for the indicated number of times.

Ch 3 at the beginning always counts as the first DC of any round.

*…  Repeat the instructions from * for the indicated number of times.

[48] Total number of stitches in a row. 

The pattern is written in US terms. 

How to crochet the Easy Dish Scrubby

Step 1: Make double crochet circle

Follow the instructions below:

Make MR (or ch3 and Sl st into the 1st chain to create a ring instead).

Round 1: ch3 (following rounds starts with ch3 which is counted as 1st dc in a round), dc11 in the ring, Sl st at the beginning ch3 [12 dc]

Round 2: ch3, dc1 in the same st, 2dc worked into each st of the round 1, Sl st at the beginning of a round [24 dc]

Round 3: ch3, *(inc, dc) – repeat from * around, Sl st at the beginning of the round  [36dc]

Round 4: ch3, dc into the next st, inc, repeat (2 dc, inc) around, Sl st into the beginning ch3 [48dc]

Wave in the ends and cut the yarn.

Step 2: Crochet the next circle with a hanger

Using the instruction form the step 1, repeat from the Round 1 to Round 4 to crochet the next circle. After Round 4, ch10 and Sl st into the beginning ch3.

Step 3: Join the circles

Place the circles together and join the edges by a single crochet join. Stop before the last 4 stitches and turn to the other side. Next, finish the join to the last stitches. Fasten off and weave in the ends

Turning to the other side will make your dish scrubber looks stuffed and fluffy. You may finish joining the edges without turing to the other side, if you want you scrubber be flat.

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