Circle Point Washcloth (Crochet version of The Almost Lost Washcloth)

I was looking for a unique dishcloth pattern that was not the norm....and then I stumbled upon these!!

The Almost Lost Washcloth Pattern by Julie Tarsha of Simply Notable

Challenge accepted!!


This is what I came up with for a crochet version. I hope you all enjoy it!

Circle Point Washcloth

The Almost Lost Washcloth Pattern was EXACTLY what I was looking for!! Simple, sweet, different, unique.....but it was KNIT! Being an Obsessed Fiber Artist, this did not discourage me. I do know how to knit, very basically. But my true love is & will always be Crochet. (Nothing against the Knitters out there - I am in AWE of how beautiful & amazing knit is!!)
So I set out to try to find a pattern similar to The Almost Lost Washcloth Pattern in Crochet. After endless hours searching, I came up with nothing. So then, I decided to contact the designer of the original Knit pattern, to ask if she knew of a crochet version. This was our convo:

Hi Julie! 
Thanks so much for posting The Almost Lost Washcloth!! I am in LOVE with it!! I was wondering if there is a crochet version? I am primarily a crocheter & design my own patterns. I would like to translate this into a crochet version - if there isn’t one already out there. Any info you have would be greatly appreciated! 
Thanks so much! 
Ann


Hi Ann, 
There’s no crochet version that I know of. If you come up with one, let me know and I’ll feature it on our blog - people ask for one at times!
Take Care, 
Julie

Materials
Worsted weight Cotton yarn (#4)
6mm Hook


Special Stitch Abbreviations
BLO - Back Loop Only

Ch 13









Row 1) Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 2 chs, ch 1, sk next ch, 2 sc  next ch, sc in next 5 chs, leave last 2 chs unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {11 sts}







Row 2) Sc in BLO of 1st 7 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, sc in BLO of last 3 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {11 sc}








Row 3) Sc in BLO of 1st 3 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, 2 sc in BLO of next sc, sc in BLO of next 4 sc, leave last 2 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {10 sts}








Row 4) Sc in BLO of 1st 6 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, sc in BLO of last 3 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {10 sts}








Row 5) Sc in BLO of 1st 3 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, 2 sc in BLO of next sc, sc in BLO of next 3 sc, leave last 2 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {9 sts}








Row 6) Sc in BLO of 1st 5 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, leave last 3 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {6 sts}








Row 7) Sc in BLO of 1st 6 sc, sc in BLO of next 6 unworked sc from the previous rows, ch 1 & Turn. {12 sts}








Row 8) Sc in BLO of all 12 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {12 sts}

Ch 13

Row 1

Row 2

Row 3

Row 4

Row 5

Row 6

Row 7

Row 8

The Rows 9-16 are exactly the same as the Rows 1-8, except for the 1st row - which the only difference is it is worked in scs instead of the beginning ch.

Row 9) Sc in BLO of 1st 3 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, 2 sc in BLO of next sc, sc in BLO of next 5 sc, leave last 2 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {11 sts}
Row 10) Sc in BLO of 1st 7 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, sc in BLO of last 3 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {11 sc}
Row 11) Sc in BLO of 1st 3 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, 2 sc in BLO of next sc, sc in BLO of next 4 sc, leave last 2 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {10 sts}
Row 12) Sc in BLO of 1st 6 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, sc in BLO of last 3 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {10 sts}
Row 13) Sc in BLO of 1st 3 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, 2 sc in BLO of next sc, sc in BLO of next 3 sc, leave last 2 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {9 sts}
Row 14) Sc in BLO of 1st 5 sc, sc in ch-1 sp, leave last 3 sc unworked, ch 1 & Turn. {6 sts}
Row 15) Sc in BLO of 1st 6 sc, sc in BLO of next 6 unworked sc from the previous rows, ch 1 & Turn. {12 sts}
Row 16) Sc in BLO of all 12 sc, ch 1 & Turn. {12 sts}

Repeat Rows 9-16 until you have 8 points








Fasten Off leaving a long tail to sew the seam.
 
Turn your work from where you left off so long tail is on the Right.




Bring seam from beginning chain up from behind. Match sts from last row worked (on top) & remaining sts from beginning ch (on bottom). Whip stitch seam closed, grabbing remaining free loop & BLO of sc from last row worked, working towards the center hole.



Continue weaving tail through stitches in the center hole & pull tight to close.










FO & Weave in Ends.

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