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Easy Crochet Dish Scrubby

ElizaBy ElizaSeptember 28, 2026083 Mins Read
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Today I’m going to share with y’all my easy crochet dish scrubby pattern! These are freaking awesome! They are my favorite kitchen scrubbies! They go great with wedding or housewarming gifts along with these crochet washcloths!

Easy Crochet Dish Scrubby Pattern

You will need:

  • Scrubby Yarn (Red Heart Scrubby Yarn in Ocean)
  • F5/3.75mm Crochet Hook
  • Scissors

Abbreviations:

  • CH – Chain
  • SC – Single Crochet
  • ST – Stitch
  • SL – Slip Stitch

Note that if you are still learning your crochet stitches, Annie’s Catalog has a fantastic Stitch Guide with great stitch tutorials!

The Pattern

This pattern creates an approximately 5.5″ by 5.5″ dish scrubby.

Row 1Chain 21 (21)
Row 2Starting in the second ST from hook, SC in each ST (20), CH 1, and turn
Rows 3-20SC in each ST, CH 1, turn
EdgingSC in each ST across the top, SC 2 in the last ST, Rotate and SC in each ST down the side, SC 2 in the corner, rotate and repeat 2x, on the last side: instead of SC 2 in the corner use a single SL and knot in the corner

The Breakdown

Because you may not yet know how to read the table above, I’ve made a breakdown of the pattern so that literally anyone can do this!

1 | Get Your Supplies

All you will need for this project is a skein of scrubby yarn (For this tutorial, I am using Red Heart Scrubby Yarn in Ocean), an F5/3.75mm Crochet Hook, and a pair of scissors.

An image of Easy Crochet Dish Scrubby

2 | Chain 21

The first thing you are going to do is tie a loop and chain 21.

An image of a crochet chain with 21 stitches

3 | SC the Bulk

Now it is time for the bulk of the scrubby. Starting out this is going to look a bit like a caterpillar, but it’s ok. Single crochet in the second chain from the hook. Single crochet in each stitch, then chain one. Turn.

An image of single crochet stitches on scrubby yarn

After a few rows, it should look like this:

Continue crocheting the rows to fill in the body of the scrubby. This is approximately 20 rows, but I just make it square.

An image of crocheting the body of a dish scrubby

4 | Edging

At the end of your last row, crochet two single crochet into the corner stitch. Turn.

Single crochet in each space all the way around the scrubby. Then tie off the end.

5 | Weave in the Ends

Weave in the ends and trim the yarn so that it isn’t visible.

An image of weaving in the ends

6 | Done!

Now that you’re done, it’s time to get scrubbin’!

An image of a finished crochet dish scrubby

If you enjoyed this Easy Crochet Dish Scrubby Tutorial please share! As always, I’m happy to help you out if you have any questions, comments, or concerns! Just leave a message below!

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Eliza is a blogger, content creator, and DIY enthusiast who loves turning creative ideas into approachable projects. At Amaryllis Lane, she shares practical DIY tutorials, creative inspiration, and ideas readers can recreate at home. Her work focuses on making projects easier to understand, from the creative process and materials to the steps that bring each idea together.

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