[Grannylynn]

If you want the same circle, you could do garter stitch in the round with the same increase/decrease dimensions she's laid out for the crocheted one. Might want to experiment first before using up your scrubby yarn.

Thank you very much I like the round ones better than the square ones

 

[AudreyD]

Pretty. Thank you.

 

[jvallas]

Thank you very much I like the round ones better than the square ones

I do, too.

 

[yona]

Thank for sharing your pattern

 

[finntwin]

Very Nice...Thanks for sharing...I did do one using my netting scrubby pattern, but didn't use yarn in it...I will try your version too.

 

[AudreyD]

Love it! Cotton yarn just doesn't dry. Never thought of cotton thread. Thank you.

 

[my kea]

What do mean 2tog?? I love this scrubby just little unsure of the 2tog

 

[gramknits]

What do mean 2tog?? I love this scrubby just little unsure of the 2tog

Okay, this is a decrease. You insert the needle into the next stitch and pull up a loop on the needle, then you insert the needle into the next stitch and pull up a loop. Now you have a total of three loops on the hook. Next you grab the working yarn with the hook and draw it through all three loops. This forms the decrease of one stitch. I hope I have explained it so you can understand. I've added a youtube tutorial below to show you how it is done.

 

[Spreuss]

What do mean 2tog?? I love this scrubby just little unsure of the 2tog

You are decreasing -- you yarn over go through one stitch pull through yarn over and pull through second stitch then yarn over pull through all three loops. You have decreased one stitch.

Here is the link so you can see if for yourself. I hope this helps....

video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-Lkry-SF01&hsimp=yhs-SF01&hspart=Lkry&p=decreasing+in+crocheting#id=1&vid=5838c256ac7125f589f82eef5838c5f4&action=click

 

[can]

Thank you so much for sharing your pattern.

 

[msmith53]

I am making these for a craft show- only I chained 6 for a place to stick your finger into, while you are scrubbing!! Love these- you did a great job..

 

[acarter997]

I just finished my first scrubby and i don’t know what I did wrong, but when finished with the pattern my opening on the finished side seemed too large. ????
What should I do?
Also, how would it turn out if I didn’t use the crochet thread with it? Thanks!

 

[gramknits]

I just finished my first scrubby and i don't know what I did wrong, but when finished with the pattern my opening on the finished side seemed too large. ????
What should I do?
Also, how would it turn out if I didn't use the crochet thread with it? Thanks!

I really don't know what to tell you. I crochet rather tight, so maybe yours is just looser? You can try to close it up by threading the ending tails through a needle and run it through the remaining 6 stitches and pull to tighten it up. I added the crochet thread to give the scrubby more body and I was working with the vision of a Brillo pad in shape, size and texture. There are many patterns out there that only use the scrubby yarn. I hope this explanation helps you out.

 

[rlmayknit]

Thank you so much for pattern. Thank to everyone for all the suggestions. I bought a bunch of scrubby yarn on sale at
Joann’s. Thought it was so rough, but with tip. of cotton yarn I think I will make them.

rlmayknit