Free Crochet Spa Set Patterns

Create your own crochet spa set with these crochet patterns which include an easy crochet scrubbie pattern, a soap saver bag, and a corresponding crochet washcloth pattern. You’ll also learn how to crochet a back scrubber. The Cotton Grass Spa Set has everything you need to that perfect pamper night.

Cotton Grass Spa Set | Free Crochet Patterns

These free crochet spa set patterns were released as part of a crochet along which began on Saturday 1st July 2023.

How this Crochet Along Worked?

Each week a new pattern was released for you to crochet and create your own crochet spa set. Each pattern has it’s own video tutorial and you can find the written pattern to view on the website for free too.

Read on to find the links for all 4 corresponding crochet patterns that are included in the Cotton Grass Spa Set

Free Crochet Spa Set patterns for beginners

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What’s the best yarn to crochet a spa set with?

The best yarn to crochet a spa set with is 100% cotton. This will allow for your sap projects to dry quickly after use.

Cotton is also a natural fiber and if you are looking to replace disposable bathroom products, sticking to a 100% cotton will reduce the shedding of microplastics that may happen with a cotton/acrylic blend yarn.

Most 100% cottons can feel a little rough on skin, so make sure that your projects are washed with fabric softener before the 1st use.

If you find that the 100% cotton is still too harsh or you have sensitive skin, you may find that a cotton acrylic blend will give you the softness you need to make it soft enough – remember, that even switching to reusable bathroom products will help reduce the amount of waste discarded – don’t feel overly pressured to used 100% cotton if it’s not suitable for your skin.

Read on to find out the materials required to make your own crochet spa set.

What crochet skills will be used to make these patterns?

There are lots of different crochet techniques and skill that will be used as we stitch up the Cotton Grass Spa Set.

The pattern uses the Sedge Stitch. This uses the following stitches:

US terms (UK in brackets)

Single crochet (double crochet)

Half double crochet (half treble crochet)
Double crochet (treble crochet)

We will also be using the following techniques:

Crocheting in turned rows
Crocheting in the round
from the centre and

to create an edging
Front post stitches to create texture
Creating a chainless foundation

If you’ve never used this techniques before, there will be video tutorials for all the patterns and each of the techniques listed above to ensure that you can complete your crochet spa set with confidence.

Pattern details and Materials Required

Pattern Notes:

Please read through the entire pattern before beginning, regardless of skill level. Please contact me ([email protected]) if help is needed to understand any part of pattern.

Washcloth and Back Scrubber are worked in turned rows.
Face Scrubbies and Soap Saver are worked in the round.
Sedge st is worked in sc (dc) of previous row’s sedge

Beginning Ch 1 DOES NOT count as stitch
Beginning Ch 3 DOES count as a stitch
Beginning ch-4 DOES count as dc and ch 1

Materials

Aran weight #4 yarn OR 2 strands of any DK weight # 3 cotton or cotton blend
I used used Paintbox Cotton Cotton Aran (100% cotton; 93 yds/85 m per 1.7 oz/50 g skein) in the following 2 shades

MC – 401 – Pater White – 4 skeins (balls)
CC – 462 – Rosy Pink – 2 skeins (balls)
5mm Crochet Hook

Scissors
Tapestry needle

Abbreviations – US terms (UK in brackets)

St(s) – Stitches

Ch – Chain

Fsc – Foundation single (double) crochet

Sc – Single crochet (double crochet)

HDc – Half double (treble) crochet

Dc – Double crochet (treble crochet)

FPdc – Front post double (treble) crochet

Special Stitches

sedge (sedge stitch) = (sc, hdc, dc) in indicated

FPdc (front post double crochet) = yo, insert hook around indicated from front to back, yo, pull up loop, [yo, pull through 2 loops] 2 times

fsc (foundation single crochet) = ch 2, insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull through 1 loop (ch made), yo, pull through 2 loops (sc made), *insert hook in ch of previous st, pull up loop, yo, pull through 1 loop (ch made), yo, pull through 2 loops (sc made); repeat from * until required number of fsc have been mad