Daisy Wheel Scalloped Petal Cotton Crochet Dishcloth Pattern Free (9 Inch)

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Circular floral dishcloths bring instant cheer to the kitchen sink, and the Daisy Wheel Scalloped Petal Cotton Crochet Dishcloth is one of the fastest 7-round mandalas you can make with scrap cotton yarn. Worked in 100% worsted cotton on a Size U.S. H/8 (5.0 mm) hook, the center builds a flat 6-round wheel that increases by 10 double crochets per round (from 10 dc to 60 dc), then crowns the outer edge on Round 7 with 15 lush 8-treble-crochet (8-tr) daisy petals.

9-inch round Daisy Wheel cotton crochet dishcloth with concentric lime green and hot pink double crochet rings and 15 scalloped 8-tr daisy petals
Worked in Bernat Handicrafter Cotton with a 5.0 mm hook, six concentric double-crochet rounds expand from 10 dc to 60 dc before finishing with 15 scalloped 8-treble daisy petals.

Quick Pattern Specifications

  • Skill Level: Easy (6 Flat Dc Increase Rounds + 8-Treble Scallop Petal Edging)
  • Yarn Weight: Medium Worsted (#4) — Bernat® Handicrafter® Cotton™ (100% USA Grown Cotton; 1.75 oz / 50 g; 80 yds / 73 m per ball)
  • Featured Colorways:
    • Contrast A: Hot Green (13722) — 1 ball
    • Contrast B: Hot Pink (13712) — 1 ball
  • Hook Size: Size U.S. H/8 (5.0 mm) crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge)
  • Gauge: 13 sc and 14 rows = 4″ [10 cm]
  • Finished Measurement: Approx. 9″ [23 cm] diameter across petal tips

How the 15-Petal Daisy Wheel Math Works

Because Round 1 starts with 10 double crochets and Rounds 2 through 6 each add 10 evenly spaced increases, Round 6 finishes with exactly 60 double crochets around the circumference. On Round 7, each daisy petal repeat uses 4 stitches of Round 6: you skip 1 dc, work 8 treble crochets (8 tr) all into the next dc, skip 1 dc, and anchor the petal valley with 1 single crochet (1 sc) in the next dc (60 ÷ 4 = 15 scalloped daisy petals).

Overhead flat-lay of lime green and hot pink worsted cotton yarn balls, 5.0 mm US H/8 crochet hook, yarn needle, and scissors
You will need 1 ball each of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton in Contrast A (Hot Green) and Contrast B (Hot Pink) plus a Size U.S. H/8 (5.0 mm) crochet hook.

Materials & Custom Floral Mandala Size Table

  • Yarn: 1 ball each of Bernat® Handicrafter® Cotton™ in Contrast A (Hot Green) and Contrast B (Hot Pink).
  • Crochet Hook: Size U.S. H/8 (5.0 mm) crochet hook.
  • Notions: Blunt yarn needle and scissors.
Project Type Finished Diameter Center Dc Rounds Stitches Before Petal Round Total 8-Tr Daisy Petals
Mug Coaster / Facial Round 6″ [15 cm] Work Rounds 1–4 40 dc 10 petals
Daisy Wheel Dishcloth (Pattern) 9″ [23 cm] Work Rounds 1–6 60 dc 15 petals
Round Centerpiece / Placemat 12″ [30.5 cm] Work Rounds 1–8 (+10 dc/rnd) 80 dc 20 petals

Abbreviations (US Crochet Terms)

  • Ch = Chain(s)
  • Dc = Double crochet
  • Rep = Repeat
  • Rnd(s) = Round(s)
  • Sc = Single crochet
  • Sl st = Slip stitch
  • Tr (Treble Crochet) = (Yoh) twice and draw up a loop in specified stitch, (yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) 3 times.
Hands crocheting the 8-treble scalloped daisy petal border on Round 7 of the lime green and hot pink cotton dishcloth using a 5.0 mm hook
On Round 7, each of the 15 daisy petals is formed by working 8 treble crochets (tr) into a single stitch and anchoring with a single crochet two stitches later.

Step-by-Step Crochet Instructions

Note: Ch 2 at the beginning of Rounds 1–6 does not count as a double crochet. Carry the unused yarn color loosely up the wrong side when switching stripes.

Crocheting the 7-Round Daisy Wheel Dishcloth

  1. Foundation & Round 1 (With Contrast A – Hot Green): Ch 2. Work 10 dc into the 2nd ch from hook. Join with a sl st to first dc. (10 dc)
  2. Round 2 (Still with A): Ch 2. Work 2 dc in each dc around. Join Contrast B (Hot Pink) with a sl st to first dc. (20 dc)
  3. Round 3 (With Contrast B – Hot Pink): Ch 2. *Work 1 dc in next dc. Work 2 dc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join A with a sl st to first dc. (30 dc)
  4. Round 4 (With Contrast A – Hot Green): Ch 2. *Work 1 dc in each of next 2 dc. Work 2 dc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join B with a sl st to first dc. (40 dc)
  5. Round 5 (With Contrast B – Hot Pink): Ch 2. *Work 1 dc in each of next 3 dc. Work 2 dc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Do not change color; join with a sl st to first dc. (50 dc)
  6. Round 6 (Still with B – Hot Pink): Ch 2. *Work 1 dc in each of next 4 dc. Work 2 dc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join Contrast A (Hot Green) with a sl st to first dc. Break B. (60 dc)
  7. Round 7 (With Contrast A – 15 Scalloped Daisy Petals): Ch 1. Work 1 sc in same space as last sl st. *Skip next dc. Work 8 tr in next dc (daisy petal made). Skip next dc. Work 1 sc in next dc. Repeat from * around to the last 3 dc. Skip next dc. Work 8 tr in next dc. Skip last dc. Join with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off and weave in all cotton ends neatly. (15 scalloped 8-tr petals)
Finished 9-inch lime green and hot pink Daisy Wheel cotton crochet dishcloth styled on a white farmhouse kitchen counter
Measuring 9″ [23 cm] in diameter, the Daisy Wheel Dishcloth makes a cheerful cotton washcloth, pot trivet, or housewarming gift.

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Mary Ward is the crochet designer and fiber artist behind My Aunty Patterns. She creates modern, easy-to-follow crochet patterns for blankets, hats, cardigans, and home decor with clear step-by-step instructions for every skill level.

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