Spa Day Washcloths Free Knitting Patterns

Knitted washcloth patterns have arrived. Are you trying to transform your bathroom into a luxury spa? All the busy ladies out there certainly are! And we know how to help them take the first step towards relaxing evenings, during which they will only be busy smelling scented candles and taking warm, foamy baths. Sounds so great, right? The selection of wonderful Home Spa Day Washcloths is exactly what you need if you want to make this exciting plan come true.

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Free Knitted Washcloth Patterns

Hopscotch Washcloth + Hand Towel

Deborah designed a dreamy set for our favorite Purl Soho, and I very much would like to start on this pattern already! Their marled cotton has a rustic look, which is simply perfect for home accessories. Take a close look below to see the texture of these washcloths – maybe you’ll use it in your other projects?

Level: intermediate Author: Deborah Newton

photo by Deborah Newton / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on purlsoho.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Bathroom Buddies

Beginner knitters will love this project from Louise Hunter because it uses the seed stitch – one of the easiest and most fun-to-make knitting techniques. The bathroom buddies set comprises a washcloth and a soap holder. Not only are these two useful in most bathrooms but also make a great last-minute handmade gift.

Level: beginner Author: Louise Hunter

photo by Louise Hunter / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Eyelet Lace Washcloth

What an elegant set for kitchens and bathrooms! Cool tones are obviously great for summer as they look fresh and sense-soothing. Use good quality yarn and take your beauty routine to the next level or make a couple of practical washcloths for your kitchen.

Level: beginner Author: Stacy Wilkinson

The video tutorial is on Youtube. More info on Ravelry.

Linen Stitch Spa Cloth 

Yellow and bright like the Sun itself, this Linen Stitch Spa Cloth is going to bring plenty of light and joy into your personal beauty salon. It has a soft touch and a fabulous texture, so I’m sure you will love it! It’s also going to be the perfect project for beginners looking to learn unique stitches.

Level: beginner Author: Evelyne Nemcsok

The original pattern and the photos are on Nemcsok Farms.

Splashtime Knitted Washcloths

Here’s one more project for all the fans of warm colors and unique textures. The Splashtime Knitted Washcloth is surely going to make your home spa day experience even better. Don’t hesitate to make them before the cold evenings come!

Level: beginner Author: Catherine McLennan

The original pattern and the photos are on Lullaby Lodge. More info on Ravelry.

It’s the Season to Relax

We definitely agree with the name DROPS design came up with for their project! If knitting is what relaxes you the most, you have just landed in the right corner of the internet. These washcloths will be perfect handmade gifts!

Level: upper beginner Author: DROPS design

The original pattern and the photos are on Garnstudio. More info on Ravelry.

Happy Sunrise

DROPS design team is evidently ready to celebrate summer! These hot colors will make you feel so ready for sunny days. If you want to spice up your collection of handmade washcloths, you know what to do. This stitch is so cool too!

Level: upper beginner Author: DROPS design

The original pattern and the photos are on Garnstudio. More info on Ravelry.

Hot Springs Towel Set

Would like to create your own bath kit? Then this handmade set is a must! It includes a small knitted washcloth, a medium hand towel, and a big bath towel, all featuring a delightful waffle-stitched fabric. Made of a cotton-linen blend, they are highly absorbent, quick-drying, and feel amazing against the skin. Pure everyday luxury!

Level: upper beginner Author: Purl Soho

photo by Purl Soho / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on purlsoho.com, or read more on ravelry.com.