Patterns, projects and techniques
This collection of washcloths comes to us via Patchworkposse.com. I am sure you will agree using these everyday is sure to bring a small to your face. Check out all the links on the Patchworkposse page and come back and tell us which one is your favorite. Do you make washcloths? Do you gift them or make them for yourself only? I would love to hear your feedback on just how popular these patterns are.
Happy Sunday, crochet lovers! This week’s Sunday Shout Out is dedicated to those who cherish timeless designs and vintage charm. Each week, we bring you the best from Etsy’s talented creators, and today’s feature is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your craft projects.
Meet Breezy, the creative mind behind PrairieWindz, an Etsy shop brimming with nostalgic crochet patterns. One standout from Breezy’s collection is the Easy Oval Tablecloth Vintage Crochet Pattern. Designed in 1989, this timeless beauty measures 71″ x 85″ and exudes vintage sophistication.
The pattern calls for 100% cotton 4-ply yarn in a soft banana hue, paired with a J crochet hook, ensuring both durability and style. With clear instructions in a digital PDF format, this instant download makes it easier than ever to start crafting. Perfect for adorning your dining table or gifting a handmade treasure, this pattern is as versatile as it is elegant.
Find the Easy Oval Tablecloth Vintage Crochet Pattern here: Shop PrairieWindz.
Support Breezy and explore more stunning vintage patterns at PrairieWindz: Visit Shop. Keep the spirit of handmade alive and celebrate creativity with us every Sunday!
I have a couple of “mindless” craft projects to do when I’m stuck in a seminar or something else in a large auditorium, and washcloths are at the top of my list. Having something to keep myself busy keeps me from wondering, “Is it over, yet?” but because they’re simple projects, I can work on them while paying attention to the presentation. This past weekend, I was at a convention, and on Friday, I knocked out 2 dishcloths (simply made with a linen stitch) that were both claimed by my table mates. If I had brought more yarn, I could have made at least a half a dozen!