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Bev's Swiffer Cover Copyright Beverly A. Qualheim 2016 It can be so expensive to purchase covers for your swiffer mop, so why not make your own? It's easy to do, and you can make one in an afternoon! These work very well to use dry to sweep the floor, or use wet with your favorite cleaner to wash floors. As you are washing the floor and the cover gets dirty, simply wash it off in the sink or in a bucket and keep going. When you are done cleaning, you can pitch the cover in the washing machine and give it a good wash, and then toss it in the dryer or hang to dry! Use it over and over again! ![]() ![]() Size I crochet hook (5.5 mm) 2 oz Crochet worsted weight Cotton (#4 Medium) I used Bernat Handicrafter cotton Total length = 20" width = 5" Chain 17 Row 1: Dc in the 3rd chain from the hook and in each chain across. Ch 2 (does not count as a dc), turn. Rows 2 - 8: Dc in the stitch nearest to the chain 2. Dc in each dc across, ch 2. Turn (14 dcs) At the end of row 8, ch 1 and turn. ![]() Rows 9 - 30: sc in each stitch across, ch 1 and turn. At the end of row 30, ch 2 and turn. Rows 31 - 38: Dc in the stitch nearest to the chain 2. Dc in each dc across, ch 2. Turn (14 dcs) SINGLE CROCHET AROUND: At the end of row 38 begin sc-ing around the outside of the cover. Make 1 sc in each stitch. Corners make 3 scs. End off leaving a long tail for seaming. ![]() |
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