Jacob's Ladder Dishcloth

Hook size: 4.5 mm

Weight: 4 100% cotton yarn was used for the project as it is to use in the kitchen.

Foundation Row: chain 29

Row 1: (RS) double crochet in the third chain from hook (this counts as first double crochet) double crochet in next 4 chains* chain 6, double crochet into foundation row for next 5 chains. Repeat once. Turn.

Row 2-16: chain 2, double crochet in first 5 spaces* chain 6, double crochet into next 5 spaces. Repeat once. Turn. Fasten off after row 16.

With the right side of Work facing, pull up the loops starting at the bottom twisting once, and looping through the next loop to create the Jacobs Ladder.

Edging: with the right side of the work facing, attach yarn to the top right corner. Chain 3( counts as first double crochet), work another 3 double crochet in the same corner stitch, double crochet in next 4 stitches,( slip stitch into top Jacob's Ladder loop, double crochet in next 5 stitches) twice,* work another 3 double crochet in last corner stitch made, work 17 double crochet evenly alongside, 4 double crochet in corner stitch, double in next 4 stitches( front post treble around next 2 loops, double crochet in next 5 stitches) twice, repeat from* to* once. Join with slip stitch to first double crochet. Then single crochet around dishcloth putting 3 single crochets into each corner.

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