12 Amazing Red Heart Scrubby Crochet Patterns
Have you ever used Red Heart Scrubby yarn? This yarn has a unique, fuzzy texture that adds such a fun feel to any project. As the name suggests, this yarn is great for dishcloth and scrubby projects that you need to use in the kitchen. I’m excited to share 12 amazing red heart scrubby crochet patterns with you today!

Red Heart Scrubby Vs. Scrubby Sparkle
Did you know there are actually TWO types of red heart scrubby yarn? That’s right! There is the original Red Heart Scrubby, and then a variation called Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle.
Both yarns are made from 100% polyester, but they have a slightly different feel and texture to them. Personally, I prefer the look AND feel of the original yarn, not the sparkle. But I recommend buying both to see which one you like better.
As for the patterns in this list, there is a variety—some use the original yarn, some use sparkle. Since the yarns are the same weight, I am pretty sure you would be able to use them interchangeably if you only have one on hand. (The final look of the project might just be a little different).
How do you crochet with red heart scrubby yarn?
Although Red Heart Scrubby is super fun, its different texture can also make it intimidating to use. It can be slightly harder to see the stitches because a single strand of yarn is full of fuzzy bits coming off the sides.
If you are new to this yarn, here are some tips that may help when working with it:
- Crochet by feel. Believe it or not, you don’t always have to see stitches to work into them! You can use your fingers to feel where the next stitch is.
- Start with a very easy project. For example, the second pattern in the list we’re about to go through is made from a simple rectangle of single crochet. This is easier than trying to work in the round right away with this yarn.
- Count all your stitches. This will ensure you don’t lose track as you go (since counting stitches afterward is harder when you can’t see them as well!)
You can do it! With this yarn, I recommend just jumping right in and troubleshooting as you go.
So if you’ve been curious about trying out this yarn, or maybe you even have a skein or two lying around just waiting to be used, you should definitely give these 12 patterns a try!

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Red Heart Scrubby Crochet Patterns
Without further ado, let’s look at these amazing patterns for scrubbies, soap savers, dishcloths, and more. (If you’re looking for potholders, check out this post)
1. Exfoliating Soap Bag
First up, check out the Exfoliating Soap Bag. Not only is this little bag super cute and handy, but if you use textured yarn (such as Red Heart Scrubby) it doubles as a washcloth as well! This little bag paired with your favorite kind of soap would make the perfect, last minute gift idea.
Designer: Handmade by Raine

2. Crochet Dish Scrubber
Are you looking to make something extra practical? If so, look no further than the Crochet Dish Scrubber. This little guy is super cute and really simple to make. Unlike most crochet dish scrubbers that don’t tend to last long, this one is made with two layers so that it’s extra thick and durable. Plus, you can make it in all different kinds of colors to add some brightness to your kitchen!
Designer: Desert Blossom Crafts

3. Sunflower Dish Scrubby
Next is another dish scrubby pattern: the Sunflower Dish Scrubby! I love how this one adds a fun twist to your regular dish cloth pattern! Not only is this one adorable, but it’s really practical and handy as well. If you have any sunflower-loving friends, you should definitely give this one a try!
Designer: Oombawka Designs

4. Christmas Tree Dishcloth Scrubby
Next is a more festive design: the Christmas Tree Dishcloth Scrubby! This one is so fun because it combines regular worsted weight yarn with Red Heart Scrubby yarn to make this super cool, 3D tinsel effect. The pointed shape of this one also allows you to be able to easily maneuver it to clean all different kinds of dishes. Of course, this one is so pretty you could easily make it into an ornament as well!
Designer: Krissy Over the Mountain Crochet

5. Pumpkin Dish Scrubby
Are you looking for something more fall-inspired? Meet the Pumpkin Dish Scrubby! Unlike the last design, this guy is made completely from Red Heart Scrubby yarn so it has some extra scrubbing power. Not only is it the perfect addition to your kitchen this fall, but it’s also the perfect little gift to give.
Designer: Krissy Over the Mountain Crochet

6. Dahlia Palm Scrubby
Another one of my favorite scrubby patterns is the Dahlia Palm Scrubby. Not only is this one pretty to look at, but its unique texture gives it some extra grip and scrubbing power! It also has an optional handle that makes it extra easy to hold and maneuver with. Another thing I like about this one is that it doesn’t use much yarn, so you can make several with just one skein!
Designer: My Hobby is Crochet

7. Christmas Jar Cozy
Are you wanting to make something besides scrubbies? If so, I think you’ll love the Christmas Jar Cozy pattern! This design is not only really elegant, but it’s super quick and easy to make (it can easily be done in one sitting)! Pair this with a tealight, Christmas plant, candy, etc., and it makes the perfect, last minute gift. Of course, you can experiment with different colors and jar-stuffers to make it the perfect personalized gift for any season.
Designer: Handmade by Raine

8. Pineapple Dish Scrubby
There’s really no better way to add some brightness to you kitchen than with a fruit-themed decoration. That’s why I love the Pineapple Dish Scrubby! Not only is this project bright and fun, but it’s practical as well. And, because it only uses single and half double crochets, it’s beginner friendly! If you love fruity things, you should definitely give this one a try.
Designer: Easy Crochet

9. Christmas Tree Beach Balls
Can’t choose between a summer or winter pattern? Why not make both with these Christmas Tree Beach Balls! Don’t get me wrong, I love the winter, but sometimes I still want to tie in those carefree summer vibes. These ornaments are a simple and fun way to do just that! Plus, the unique texture of the Red Heart Scrubby yarn gives it an extra fun and festive feel. These would also be fun to make for friends and family this year!
Designer: Handmade by Raine

10. Loopy Scrubby
Next is another dish scrub pattern: the Loopy Scrubby! This one looks more like a traditional sponge, but with an added textured flair on the underside. This makes it so that the front side is super absorbent, while the back is great for scrubbing! In addition, you can choose to add a loop on the end to make it able to be hung by your sink.
Designer: Rich Textures Crochet

11. Sparkling Squares Spa Set
If you’re looking for a sweet and simple gift idea, I bet you’ll enjoy this Sparkling Squares Spa Set. Since this yarn isn’t too hard or rough, it’s great for not just scrubbing dishes, but also for skin exfoliation! With this pattern, you can make a wash cloth and soap holder that are both cute, and functional!
Designer: Trifles n Treasures

12. Scrubby Bath Pouf
Last, but certainly not least, meet the Scrubby Bath Pouf. This crochet pouf is unique because unlike most homemade bath sponges it isn’t overly absorbent, so it doesn’t become heavy or gross quickly. It’s also the perfect texture for lathering soap up nicely and it’s easy to clean as well. These guys would also make great gifts or additions to your craft fair inventory!
Designer: Oombawka Designs

Conclusion
Red Heart Scrubby is a must have to keep on hand in your stash. As you can see, this yarn is perfect for making a wide variety of quick projects for the kitchen and bath. You don’t just have to make scrubbies—you can make bath poufs, soap savers, and much more. I love all of these patterns and I hope you do too. So which one are you going to add to your project list?
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