Fold the netting in half several times. Using a rotary cutter and mat, cut the uneven and, then cut the netting into 2 inch strips. You can do this with scissors, but the rotary cutter is easier. Cut 8 to 10 strips, which is about a 1/2 yard.

In knitting, nylon is often included in yarns to add additional strength, elasticity, and durability but can be spun and put into 100% nylon yarns as well.

The best kind of yarn to use to make scrubbies is tulle, which is a netting fabric normally used in tutus! You can also often buy scrubbies made of tulle, but it is easy to crochet your own from rolls of tulle. Another option is to use a textured worsted weight yarn such as Red Heart’s Scrubby Yarn.

Nylon Pot Scrubber – Free Crochet Pattern. Dreamz wooden crochet hooks are Maggie’s favorite! If you have nylon tulle at home, you can cut it into strips for this project, or you can buy these pre-cut rolls! Materials: 1 yd of Nylon Netting and N Hook.

This crocheted scrubby is made of nylon netting to easily clean all pots and pans no matter how dirty they are. You can use this pattern as a gift idea or just make pot scrubbies in many colors only for you to recycle any nylon netting you have.

Use crochetscrubbies in your own kitchen to scour pots, pans, and dishes. Make extras and gift them to others! The ten free crochet patterns here vary in size, shape, color, and even texture, giving you a lot to choose from.

The ten free crochet patterns here vary in size, shape, color, and even texture, giving you a lot to choose from. This easy four-round crochet scrubby pattern is made with cotton yarn designed with nubby texture that can really scour your pots and pans.