Shark Dish Scrubby Crochet Pattern
Are you tired of the same old boring dishwashing routine? Add a splash of fun and functionality to your kitchen with a shark dish scrubby! This whimsical and practical kitchen accessory not only makes cleaning a breeze but also adds a playful touch to your sink area.
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In this blog post, we’ll dive into why a shark dish scrubby is a must-have, how it stands out from traditional dish sponges, and where you can get your hands on one.
This pattern is part of the 2024 Crochet Shark Week Event!
Why Make a Shark Dish Scrubby?
The shark dish scrubby features a cute and creative design that kids and adults alike will love. Made with durable materials, these scrubbies are designed to tackle tough grime and grease, leaving your dishes sparkling clean. Unlike disposable sponges that end up in landfills, the shark dish scrubby can be washed and reused multiple times, making it a more sustainable choice.
Features of the Shark Dish Scrubby?
The shark dish scrubby features both a soft cotton portion, as well as a scrubby section. The base, gums, and handle are 100% cotton yarn, where the belly and teeth are used for scrubbing the tough stuff!
How to get the Shark Dish Scrubby Crochet Pattern:
Shark Dish Scrubby
Crochet Pattern
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About the Materials
This Shark Dish Scrubby was made using 100% Cotton Yarn in worsted weight and plastic “scrubby” yarn, specifically Lion Brand Stitch Soak Scrub. 100% Cotton yarn is always recommended for dish washing, but the scrubby yarn can be replaced with other yarns marked as “scrubby: or you can opt for a spool of tulle!
The Crochet Pattern
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Materials
100% Cotton Worsted Weight Yarn (#4)
- Gray [50yds]
- Red/Pink [10 yds]
- Black [10 yds]
- White [10yds]
Hot Glue Gun / Sticks (Cordless!)
Gauge
Gauge is not critical for this project
Finished Measurements
3.25”H x 2.75”W approximately
Stitch Guide
arnd = around
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
sl st(s) = slip stitch(es)
st(s) = stitch(es)
Skill Level
Easy
Written in U.S. Terms
Notes
- Beginning chains do not count as stitches.
- Where asterisks appear, repeat the instructions between them.
- Tutorial photos are at the end of the pattern.
Instructions
BACK PANEL (Top Jaw)
With Gray Cotton Yarn,
R1. Ch 9, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn (8)
R2-8. Ch 1, sc across, turn (8)
R9. Ch 1, dec, sc x 4, dec, turn (6)
R10. Ch 1, dec, sc x 2, dec, turn (4)
R11. Ch 1, dec x 2; Fasten. (2)
R12. Attach yarn to bottom right corner, sc in the end of each row up the side, in each st across the top, in the end of each row down the other side, and in each st across the bottom; Fasten.
FRONT PANEL (Bottom Jaw)
With White Scrubby Yarn,
R1. Ch 9, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn (8)
R2-5. Ch 1, sc across, turn (8)
R6. Ch 1, dec, sc x 4, dec, turn (6)
R7. Ch 1, dec, sc x 2, dec, turn (4)
GUMS/TEETH
R1. With Red or Pink: Ch 13, With Scrubby Yarn: sl st in 2nd ch from hook, ch 2, sl st in same space as ch, *sl st x 2, ch 2, sl st in same space as ch* across, sl st in last ch; Fasten.
EYES (Make 2)
With Black,
R1. Ch 3, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in last ch, turn (2)
R2. Ch 1, dec; Fasten. (1)
HANDLE
With Gray,
R1. Ch 17, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn (16)
R2-3. Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn; Fasten at the end of R3. (16)
Finishing
- Attach white front “scrubby” panel to gray back panel, over R1-5 approx. (not attaching to the edging created by R12).
- Attach gums/teeth to top of white front panel centering over R7 and bringing the ends down to R5, so the first and last tooth are at the “corners”.
- Attach R1 of eyes to edge of back panel, over R7&8 approximately, one to each side.
- Attach the handle to the back panel, over approximately R4-6. Fold the end stitch of the handle inward and attach it to back panel, leaving remaining handle unattached.
- Stitch gills onto bottom of front panel as desired.
- Hide all strings.
And that’s the Shark Dish Scrubby Crochet Pattern!
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