Crochet heart Scrubbies made in bright neon colors for summer.

Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby | Free Crochet Pattern

If you’re looking for a quick and practical Valentine’s Day crochet project, you’ll love this Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby. It works up in just a few minutes and makes a cute handmade gift for teachers, friends, neighbors, gift baskets, or seasonal market prep.

This design started with my simple crochet heart pattern, which you may recognize from the Crochet Heart Garland Pattern. By adding an extra round and using scrubby yarn, the basic heart shape becomes a functional kitchen scrubby you can actually use.

For this version, I used two strands of size 4 scrubby yarn held together to create a thicker, more durable texture that’s easy to grip while washing dishes or scrubbing pots and pans. You can experiment with additional strands if you prefer an even thicker scrubby, just adjust your hook size as needed.

The pattern is advanced beginner-friendly, worked in the round, and uses basic crochet stitches throughout. Because it uses very little yarn and works up quickly, it’s also a great project for handmade gifts, Valentine’s Day markets, craft fairs, or making several at once.

Below, you’ll find the complete free pattern along with the yarn, hook, and supplies needed to make your own Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby.


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Crochet heart dish scrubbies in shades of pink and white. Displayed on a table with heart candles, a heart towel, and and mini pink and red spatulas.

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The Best Scrubby Yarn for This Pattern

The Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby is written using size 4 worsted weight, scrubby yarn (2 strands held together). Two strands held together made the scrubby thicker and easier to handle.

I used Red Heart Scrubby Stripes Yarn in the color Peachy. I made four scrubbies out of one skein.

Tip: When using two strands held together, you can work from one skein by pulling one strand from the outside and one strand from the center. I found this yarn worked well with this method without tangling much.

You can find the yarn, hook, and other recommended supplies for this pattern on my Amazon supply list here.

A hand holding up a crochet heart dish scrubby in shades of white and pink.

Alternative Yarn Suggestions

For the colorful yarn shown below, I found Scrub-ology from Hobby Lobby, which comes in various bright shades!

  • If using Scrub-ology, follow the pattern as is, but with just one strand of yarn (scrubby shown in photo at the bottom).
  • If you’d rather double up, hold two strands held together and complete Round 1 only of the original pattern (scrubby shown in photo at the top).

Note: Adjust the hook size as you feel necessary.

An example of crochet dish scrubbies in bright colored yarn, for the blog post: Easy Summer Crochet Projects To Make & Sell At Craft Markets

Packaging Ideas

I love to gift my Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby in cute packaging, which includes cleaning instructions. I used 4″x4″ clear cellophane bags and printed out sticker labels through Avery online. Avery has a bunch of pre-made designs to choose from, but you can also create your own. I used round label size 22807 and printed them at home.

For a cute Valentine’s gift, I added a heart towel, mini spatulas, and tied it together with a Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby on top.

The cute heart towels are from Crae Home, a small business founded by two moms. They’re made with highly absorbent waffle-weave microfiber, so they look great and work well for everyday kitchen use too. Grab some now and get 10% off, discount will be reflected in the cart!!


Sizing

The finished Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby measures approximately 4 inches across at the widest point.

Gauge

First round in pattern = 2.5 inches at widest point


Skill Level

Advanced Beginner

Stitch Key | US Terms

  • beg – beginning
  • ch(s) – chain/chains
  • dc – double crochet
  • hdc – half double crochet
  • rnd(s) – round/rounds
  • sc – single crochet
  • sl st – slip stitch
  • st(s) – stitch/stitches
  • tr – treble or triple crochet

✂️ Materials & Supplies Needed

Find the yarn, hook, and supplies needed for your Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby below:

  • Yarn: Size 4 worsted weight scrubby yarn—2 strands held together. I prefer Red Heart Scrubby Stripes (results may vary depending on the yarn used)
  • Approximate Yardage: 20 yards
  • Crochet Hook: Size J10/6mm Hook (or size needed to meet gauge)
  • Notions: Tapestry Needle, Flexible or Standard Measuring Tape, and Scissors

Video Instructions for the Crochet Heart

Follow the video instructions below, substituting the scrubby yarn as outlined in this pattern.


Written Instructions

Notes
– Use two strands held together.
– You’ll want to work a bit loosely, so the scrubby yarn glides on your hook easily.

Rnd 1. Create a magic circle, ch3, (working in circle) 2tr, ch1, 3dc, ch1, 1tr, ch1, 3dc, ch1, 2tr, ch3, sl st.

Rnd 2. Sl st in ch1 from beg ch3 of rnd 1.
sc in next ch, hdc in next ch,
dc in tr, ch1, 3tr in next tr, ch1,
2dc in ch, dc in next 3dc,
2dc in ch, 2tr in next tr,
2dc in ch, dc in next 3dc,
2dc in ch, ch1, 3tr in next tr, ch1,
dc in next tr,hdc in ch, sc in next ch,
sl st in last ch, sl st in magic circle.

Fasten off and weave in loose ends.

Your Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby is complete, enjoy!


If you try the Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby pattern, I’d love to see pics. Be sure to tag me @simplymadebyerin


More Valentine Crochet Patterns & Kitchen Ideas

If you enjoyed making this Crochet Heart Dish Scrubby, here are a few more quick and practical crochet projects for handmade gifts, colorful kitchens, or seasonal market prep:

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