Intro 

Today, I've got a treat for you – a fantastic and oh-so-useful free crochet tutorial on how to make a dishcloth using the awesome Trinity Stitch. Picture this: you're in your kitchen, facing a mountain of dirty dishes that seem to multiply like rabbits. But fear not! With your trusty Trinity Stitch dishcloth, you're armed and ready to tackle those dishes like a crochet warrior

Not only does the Trinity Stitch create a mesmerizing texture that looks like it came straight from crochet heaven, but it also works magic to make scrubbing dishes a breeze. Say goodbye to stubborn food stains; this stitch has got your back!

So, grab your crochet hook, and let's dive into the magical world of the Trinity Stitch dishcloth. Remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell to experience a stitch-tastic moment! Let's crochet to a clean and stylish fabulous kitchen! 🧶🍽️💖

 - Have You Made a Pocket Shawl?

Abbreviations:

• CH = Chain
• ST = Stitch
• SC = Single crochet
• YO = Yarn over
• Sc3tog = single crochet 3 together (insert hook, yo and pull up a loop; insert hook in the next st, yo and pull up a loop; insert hook in the next st, yo and pull up a loop; yo and pull through all 4 loops on the hook)

What You´ll need

1. 40-60 g 100% cotton yarn. Light weight.
2. Crochet hook 3 mm
3. Scissors
4. Tapestry needle

The Trinity Stitch Dishcloth

Sizing

• Chain 50 if You want Your cloth to be 20x20 cm.
• Chain 62 if You want Your cloth to be 25x25 cm.
• Chain 76 if You want Your cloth to be 30x30 cm.
• Chain 88 if You want Your cloth to be 35x35 cm.
• Chain 100 if You want Your cloth to be 40x40 cm.

Now turn, and begin working in Your chain.

Row 1: Skip the first chain and SC in 2^nd chain from Your hook.

Now *insert hook back into the same ST You just finished and sc3tog, CH 1* Repeat between ** until You have 2 CH left

- Do You know what a Japanese Knot Bag is?

Insert hook back into the same ST You just finished and sc3tog (Do NOT CH 1 after this). Finish with 1 SC in the same as last ST. CH 1 and turn.

Row 2: SC in the first ST. *Insert hook back into the same ST You just finished and sc3tog, CH 1* Repeat between ** until You have 2 ST left. Insert hook back into the same ST You just finished and sc3tog (Do NOT CH 1 after this). Finish with 1 SC in the same as last ST. CH 1 and turn.

Repeat row 2 until the cloth measures same height as width.

Finally You fasten of and You have a cloth.