Eco Friendly Crafts Crochet or Knit a Mop or Sweeper Cover Pattern - Swiffer, kitchen knitted yarn crocheted
61Crochet Mop Cover
Save Money and the Environment and Crochet or Knit a Mop Cover
Using some scrap yarn or inexpensive cotton yarn it is easy to crochet or knit a mop cover for you Swifter or other type sweeper.
Creating a reusable mop cover is easy and quick to crochet or knit. Make them with cotton yarn and save money on buying replacement mop covers. Once they are made they can be washed and used over and over again.
This economical reusable cover can be created for your flat mop, sweeper or duster. It fits easily on and off for cleaning.
There is a knitted and crocheted version of this pattern. The pattern recommend using Lily Sugar and Cream cotton yarn and is easy enough to make for a beginner knitter or crocheter.
Free Pattern Download for Crochet or Knit Crochet Mop Cover
- Free Pattern to Knit or Crochet a Eco Friendly Swifter Mop or Sweeper Cover
Free Pattern to download to make the crocheted or knitted version of the mop cover
Eco Friendly Crafts
If you are considering going green be sure to use left over yarn for your eco friendly crafts.
There are many ways to save money and help the environment by reusing existing items around your home.
Be sure to check various craft Web sites and forums for ideas and information on recycled craft projects and fun ideas for the kids also.
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I don't know how to crochet, i can knit a little bit. Would that work too? love your hubs!!!
Great idea! I'll have to make one from some of my recycled yarn!
I found another version of this sweeper cover on Ravelry (called a "Biffer Shrug"). I made some for Christmas gifts last year. It's good to have another version. Thanks for sharing the patterns! Rated up and useful.














Pinkchic18 Level 4 Commenter 21 months ago
What a great idea! I would have never thought to crochet a swiffer cover but that one you featured above looks great! And you can just throw it in the washer when it's dirty instead of throwing it away. Great hub!!