Bathroom organiser
Updated: Dec 13, 2022
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Materials
4mm hook
3.5mm hook
4 buttons
yarn needle
scissors
2 colours of yarn
Stitches
• Chain (ch)
• Single crochet (sc)
• Half double crochet (hdc)
• Double crochet (dc)
• Slip stitch seaming, tutorial here.
• Tip: chain the foundation row with a hook one size larger than the hook used on the rest of the project, here I recommend making the foundation chains with a 4.00mm hook then using a 3.5mm hook for the rest.
Instructions
Main piece
In main colour:
Chain 50+1
Row 1- 8: turn, sc along, ch 1
Ch 1
Row 9-17: turn, hdc along, ch 2
Row 18: turn, 2 hdc, ch2+sk2, (2 hdc, ch3+sk3) x 8, 2 hdc, ch2+sk2, 2hdc, ch2 (22 x hdc, 2x 2ch
spaces, 8x 3ch spaces)
Row 19-25: turn, hdc into each st (including the chain spaces) ch2 (50)
Row 26: turn, hdc into each st, ch1
Row 27: turn, 2 sc, ch2+sk2, (2 sc, ch3+sk3) x 8, 2 sc, ch2+sk2, 2sc, ch2 (22 x sc, 2x 2ch spaces, 8x 3ch spaces)
Row 28-32: turn, hdc into each st (including the chain spaces) ch2 (50)
Row 33: turn, hdc into each st (including the chain spaces) ch1 (50)
Row 34: turn, sc into each st, ch 3 (50)
Row 35 – 46:turn, dc in each st, ch 3 (50)
Row 47: turn, sc into each st, finish off
Along the second hdc row, sew four buttons evenly apart.
Brush pocket
In second colour ch 50
Row 1-4: ch 1, sc along, turn
Finish off OR sew on using slip stitch seaming
→ Sew this piece along row 34.
Finishing off
Sc around the piece with 3sc in each corner and sewing up the sides of the pockets as you go. On the top
row (1st chained row) make a ch10 loop above each button.
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