#127 - Where Do I Plug It In? Crochet Dishcloth - pictured on the bottom left of the photo below - Cute Idea! Easy pattern, it's simple double crochet with a double crochet edging - the plug is what makes it adorable!
#128 - It's a John Deere, Dear Crochet Dishcloth - below on the right
Good instructions, fairly easy to do...Loved the tire texture on the black round.. adds interesting feel that should scrub well
#129 Diagonal Blocks Crochet Dishcloth - pictured above left - Interesting pattern but the salt & pepper yarn left my hands black! I will not use that particular yarn again - though I might do the pattern!
#130 Lady Bug Crochet Dishcloth - adorable - and fairly easy to do
The next four cloths listed go with the photo below!
#131 - Americana Crochet Dishcloth - pictured on the bottom left - turned out really pretty - will make a nice gift for my neighbor who hosts a July 4 party every year.
#132 - Salt & Pepper Crochet Dishcloth - pictured in the upper right hand corner - it is a lacy simple stitch - It was supposed to be that black & white yarn I used before but I used a different color in honor of the autumn colors. Also because I didn't want to get that mess on my hands again
#133 Red Hat Happy Hooker Crochet Dishcloth - cute, Cute, CUTE! simple pattern with a pretty flower to stitch on. I'm not sure how well it will do as a DISHCLOTH... but it is really adorable
#134 - A Cactus Called Yuma Crochet Dishcloth - fun to do... sewing the little pink flowers on was a little annoying but the snake was cute. Not sure how it will be washing dishes but it is a cute fabric creation. Might be fun as a child's washcloth...
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