I got 1 more dishcloth done for a dfriend, am on #3 now. Decided to give her 3- for now.
Next, when this dishcloth's done, I'll do more scrubbies in red/yellow or solid red or solid yellow. Trying to give them a variety. They're for BFF and her dmom, who was recently widowed in Canada. She had dual citizenship, I believe, but brought home a worn out scrubbie she couldn't do without. Now she's sad it's her only one. I made 1 2-sided one with petals on it. I re-vamped a coaster/scrubbie-for-the-face pattern into a 100% nylon plastic canvas yarn scrubbie. I made 2 sides joined with petals, to hold the 2 sides together. Next, I'll take a foot/bath scrubbie, will crochet 2 sides, join them with CC color. I'll make 2 colors.
BFF's kitchen is red/black/white/grey, so I have red and eggshell for her. Her dmom's kitchen is red/yellow, so since I have both of those colors, they'll look cute in her kitchen. My hopes are to be able to give BFF and her dmom 2 each, but if I can make the yarn go further, by throwing in the eggshell, I can make more. I'll deliver them to BFF with my b-day gift thank you card, let BFF decide which colors/styles to keep, because she knows her dmom's tastes. I've never met her dmom.One day soon, I hope to do Seahawks colors hats. I'll look at my calendar to see who's upcoming b-day's coming up to maybe make them something,too.
Stocking caps are nice. Are you meaning the ones, which are a cuff around the forehead/head area, which slowly go into a long narrowing point at the end, which hits on the upper back? 
Some people call them stocking caps, whereas I've heard others call regular crocheted or knitted caps, stocking caps, too. I wonder if people from different parts of the country call them different things. 