Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago

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Learn how to add a hanging loop to a crocheted washcloth so you can easily dry your crocheted dishcloth or keep it stored out of the way until you're ready to use it. The bonus is the hanging loop will also keep your washcloth from falling down.

The washcloths I am showing the tutorial for are my Haylee ones as part of my 2024 Mystery Washcloth Crochet a Long, but you can easily work this tutorial into any single crochet border on a washcloth.

- Washcloth Crochet a Long: youtu.be/D3IQnyNEKqg
- Worsted Weight Haylee: youtu.be/h8xT9Ud4KT0
- Sport Weight Haylee: youtu.be/q9SgEtkDE-o

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- Through the Window [Mosaic]: youtu.be/LX8O4QNT8KU
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I'm using Queensland Coastal Cotton in the Malachite [Green] colorway and an H8/5mm crochet hook, as well as Queensland Coastal Cotton Fine in the Azure [Blue] colorway and a G6/4.25mm crochet hook.

Buy Queensland Coastal Cotton in my yarn shop:
- Worsted Weight: yarncraftsandcoffee.com/product/queensland-coastal-cotton-yarn-solids
- Sport Weight: yarncraftsandcoffee.com/product/queensland-coastal-cotton-fine-yarn

I love my Koi Fish ergonomic crochet hook from SiennasBowtique on Etsy: tidd.ly/3AKVOMr