How I Make a Crochet Bath Pouf

I have tried a few different Bath Pouf patterns and I have found that I like mine to be a little less full. After using these for a few years, I have found that if you make the bath pouf too full then it doesn't dry out completely between washes. I started using a few less stiches which makes the pouf less full and I use a more open center which helps it to dry out between uses.
Making bath poufs are pretty simple all you really need to know is how to do a few basic crochet stitches and you are ready to start.
Here's what you need:
100% Cotton Yarn - worsted, Category 4 weight yarn
Yarn used in video is Dishie from Knit Picks
US H8 5mm crochet hook (or hook appropriate for yarn you are using)
Darning Needle
Wraps
You can find the full pattern on my blog
savlabot.com/?p=5241
You can find the bath pouf wraps in my Etsy Shop
savlabot.etsy.com/listing/774...

[@pamculver7138]

Absolutely adorable and something I think I can do!!😅 Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@rebeccamiller7496]

Omg. I've never bothered trying to make one cause they look so complex! My scrubbie life changed in 4.5 minutes.❤❤❤

[@Gr8fldeadhead]

Great tutorial friend! I’ll be making this ASAP

[@Savlabot]

Thank you!

[@AngelRoseAngel1980]

Beautiful

[@elainem9774]

thanks for the free pattern but I find it so confusing where you make the loop and where to put your hook and then after that. I even slowed the speed down as slow as possible.

[@Savlabot]

Are you refering to the loop that makes the handle? After the ch4 you want to slip stitch into both ends of the handle, that way everything is closed. That forms a ring that you can crochet into.

[@elainem9774]

@@Savlabot I think so. I need to try it again. Was hard to see where you are joining.