Cedar Kitchen Set

Cedar Kitchen Set by Lauralee Wellman

What is Being Made

The Cedar Kitchen Set is a collection of crocheted kitchen items designed by Lauralee Wellman. This downloadable PDF pattern includes dishcloths and other coordinating kitchen accessories, making it an ideal project for creating a cohesive set of functional home goods. The set is perfect for crafters looking to make practical items for their own kitchen or to sell as finished pieces.

Craft and Technique

This pattern is designed for crochet, classified as an intermediate-level project. Crochet is a fiber craft that uses a single hook to create loops and interlocking stitches from yarn. The intermediate difficulty level indicates that crafters should have foundational crochet knowledge and be comfortable working with basic stitches and following pattern instructions before beginning this project.

Materials Required

The Cedar Kitchen Set pattern calls for the following materials:

• Yarn: Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Yarn in worsted weight (#4), requiring approximately 51 to 231 yards total (or similar worsted weight cotton yarn alternatives)
• Hook: 6mm (US-J) crochet hook
• Notions: One large button for hanging towel closure

Yarn Weight and Fiber Content

This pattern uses worsted weight cotton yarn, which is a medium-weight yarn ideal for kitchen items. Cotton yarn is particularly well-suited for dishcloths and kitchen towels because it is absorbent, durable, and easy to care for. The Bernat Handicrafter Cotton yarn specified is a popular choice for kitchen projects due to its softness and practicality.

Pattern Details

The Cedar Kitchen Set is provided as a downloadable PDF format, allowing immediate access to the complete pattern instructions. The designer, Lauralee Wellman, encourages crafters to share their finished projects using the hashtags #cedardishcloth and #cedartowel and to tag her on social media so she can view the completed creations.

About the Designer

This pattern is created by independent designer Lauralee Wellman and published under the Comfy/Cozy/Warm brand. Finished items made from this pattern may be sold, provided that credit is given to the designer and the designer's photographs are not used in the sales listing.