Scrub Glove

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Do you want to crochet your own scrub glove to brush off dead skin cells when you bathe? Then we have an easy-to-read pattern and detailed instructions for such a great glove. The bath glove is crocheted with Rico Creative Bubble, a special yarn made of 100% polyester. The yarn feels stiff and scratchy, making it perfect for scrub gloves or scouring pads for the kitchen. You can wash the finished scrub glove up to 60 degrees, but you should use a gentle program for best results. 

Size: One size

Materials: Rico Creative Bubble. Contains 100% polyester. Length of run: 50 g = approx. 90 m. 

Yarn Consumption: 

2 skeins of color 007 Light blue  

Crochet hook: No. 4,00 mm

Abbreviations

st = stitch

ch = chain

dc = double crochet

sl st = slip stitch

Course of action

Thumb:

1 round / 2 ch, 6 dc in first ch. (6 m)

2 rounds / 2 sc in each sc. (12 m)

3 rounds / * 1 dc, 2 dc in next dc * (18 sts)

4-10 rows / 1 dc in each dc (18 sts) Break the yarn and allow the work to rest.

Glove:

1 round / 2 ch, 6 dc in first ch. (6 m)

2 rounds / 2 sc in each sc. (12 m)

3 rounds / * 1 dc, 2 dc in next dc * (18 sts)

4 rounds / * 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc * (24 m)

5 rounds / * 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc * (30 m)

6 rounds / 4 sc, 2 sc in next sc * (36 m)

7 rounds / 5 sc, 2 sc in next sc * (42 sts) 

8-25 rpm / 1 dc in each dc (42 sts)

Now crochet the thumb.

Put thumb and glove parts together for 1 sc. then crochet around each other.

26-39 rounds / Crochet 1 dc in every dc (60 sts)

40 rounds / * 8 sc, 2 sc together * (54 st)

41 rpm / 1 dc in each dc. (54 st)

42 lb / * 7 sc, 2 sc together * ( 48 st ) 

43 rounds / * 6 sc, 2 sc together * (42 st)

44 lbs / * 5 sc, 2 sc together * (36 st)

45 rpm / 1 sc in each sc. (36 st)

Strap: Crochet 20 ch towards the end of the glove, 1 sl st in the first ch (forming a loop) crochet back with 1 sc in each ch. End with 1 sl st in the glove.  

Note: The glove becomes fluffier when it is turned inside out.

Feel free to use #ritokrea when sharing photos of the finished project on social media so we can see the result :-) 

Design: Gitte Blinkilde