Hi, I'm the creator behind Designs by Diligence. I love crafting. Usually that means playing with yarn through knitting and crochet. I love trying new things, learning, growing and some times trying again. You can find my designs on Ravelry.
Cute Little Tree Dishcloth: A Crochet Pattern
Reader
Sometimes we just need a quick little project to get us through the holidays. Today I have one for you. The Cute Little Tree Dishcloth.
This little pattern only takes me an hour to make, and it has been the best little pick me up. In an hour I have something finished, and ready to go in my stockpile of items to give as gifts around the holidays and sell at Winter craft fairs.
I love the low statement of the tree. I was actually working on another design when this one came to my mind and I just had to try it out. This pattern is available on Ravelry and Etsy. I hope this little dishcloth brings you a little piece of joy.
Peace and Kindness, Julia
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Hi, I'm the creator behind Designs by Diligence. I love crafting. Usually that means playing with yarn through knitting and crochet. I love trying new things, learning, growing and some times trying again. You can find my designs on Ravelry.
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