Easy Crochet Dishcloths

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Easy Crochet Dishcloths: Learn to Crochet Stitch by Stitch with Modern Stashbuster ProjectsEasy Crochet Dishcloths: Learn to Crochet Stitch by Stitch with Modern Stashbuster Projects by Camilla Schmidt Rasmussen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 / 5

Let me preface, I am a knitter more than a crochet artist. I do not know the coding and haven’t done crochet enough to be familiar with how the charts are read. That being established, this does an excellent job of explaining both in writing and diagrams how to crochet. It goes through each of the stitches, what they look like on the chart, and how they are coded in written instructions. There are excellent photos showing the stitches and how each motif appears when completed. I very much enjoyed reading through this and testing out some of the stitches for dishtowels I am making.

Until Next Time,
MC

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