Modern Crochet Designs for All!
Most of us own a swiffer or something similar. I don’t own one now but I do have something from the dollar store that does the same exact thing! As I’m trying to be more eco-friendly in my purchases and what I use around my house, the idea of buying a pad just to throw away is not a-okay with moi. Plus I need a more cost effective option besides spending $4.50 before tax for a box of 16 twice a month on dry pads. I feel like I could buy so much yarn with the $108 I would be saving by making them myself.
As I’m looking for a solution, I grabbed my hook and yarn an went on creating. I mean what else was I gonna do besides crochet me a pad or 2?!? The design is best if you use a cotton or other plant based fiber for it. Blends are also great options.
If you have basic crochet skills, you can make this swiffer pad in no time. It took me less than 30 minutes to make mine and a week to take photos for this blog post…smdh.
**This pattern is copyright of Elisabeth Desamour (Desamour Designs) © 2020. Please do not copy, share, adjust, or resell this pattern. You are welcome to sell any finished items produced from this pattern. If you sell online, please link back to my pattern. **
My sample is made with Indy fil ecologique by Cheval Blanc. This yarn was gifted to me and is made using a mixture of recycled yarn and ecru cotton threads.
Note: You may choose to create this pattern with one color (Main color MC) or with a contrasting color (CC). The pattern is great for using your leftover yarns and stash busting!
Foundation dc 44 OR Ch 46 OR ch until your piece measures 10 inches long. If you did the ch, then dc in 3rd ch from hook across. ch1, turn.
R1: Dc in each dc across. ch 1, turn.
R2- R16: Repeat row 1. Fasten off.
If using a different yarn that is not worsted|aran weight
R2: Repeat row 1 until your piece is approximately 8 inches tall. Fasten off.
Weave in all ends.
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