CORNER TO CORNER CROCHET GUIDE: The essential C2C crochet guide to learn the skills and recent patterns to create stunning C2C projects from home

By Lily Rolland

Are you interested in learning corner to corner crochet? Are you passionate in creating awesome C2C projects for your personal use or gift your loved ones? if your answer is yes. Then, don’t hesitate to get this book “CORNER TO CORNER CROCHET GUIDE”

Corner to corner crochet (c2c) is a technique that works just as it sounds.

You simply crochet tiny “tiles” at a diagonal, and then increase each row by one tile and you keep doing this till your project becomes tall and wide enough and at this point you begin decreasing each row.

Corner to Corner crochet is an easy and fun filled technique for stitching, just read through this step by step guide and learn how to C2C crochet without stress.

This book contains step by step easy to follow instructions with pictures that will make you become a pro in crocheting. Some things to learn from this book are;

WHAT IS C2C?, HOW TO CORNER TO CORNER CROCHET, HOW TO INCREASE AND HOW TO DECREASE IN C2C,HOW TO CROCHET A DIAGONAL SQUARE etc.

Below are some C2C projects contained in this book;

• C2C CROCHET HEART BLANKET
• CORNER TO CORNER CROCHET DEER AFGHAN PATTERN
• CROCHET CORNER-TO-CORNER THROW
• CORNER TO CORNER SCARF
• PASTEL TRIANGLES PILLOW
• FAST C2C BABY BLANKET
• CORNER TO CORNER DISHCLOTH

And many more!!!

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• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: Mar 6, 2023
• ISBN: 9783755434443

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Title page

CORNER TO CORNER CROCHET GUIDE

The essential C2C crochet guide to learn the skills and recent patterns to create stunning C2C projects from home

Lily Rolland

Table of contents

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION TO C2C CROCHET

Corner to corner crochet (c2c) is a crochet technique that works just as it sounds.

You simply crochet tiny tiles at a diagonal, and then increase each row by one tile and you keep doing this till your project becomes tall and wide enough and at this point you begin decreasing each row.

Corner to Corner crochet is an easy and fun filled technique for stitching, just read through this step by step guide and learn how to C2C crochet without stress.

The moment you get a hang on it, corner to corner crochet is truly simple, which makes it ideal for starters or if fast projects are intended. There are a couple of stitches to learn and the material forms rapidly. We'll tell you the fundamentals of the best way to corner to corner crochet (on the other hand called how to C2C crochet), including increases, decreases, color changes and also rectangles.

What is C2C?

Corner to corner (or C2C) crochet is an extraordinary method for making brilliant pieces. The texture is comprised of squares worked in rows that and must be positioned diagonally, beginning in one corner and completing in the contrary corner (subsequently the name). The strategy is splendid for making fab shading impacts utilizing variegated yarns, particularly yarn cakes. The square development additionally makes it extraordinary for making design plans (covers produced using diagrams are frequently called 'chart or graph gans'), which brings about some eye-popping geometric patterns.

In case you're curious about any of the contractions utilized in the instructional exercise, you can discover all you require to know in our Crochet Abbreviations and UK/US transformation manage.

CHAPTER TWO: GUIDELINES ON HOW TO C2C CROCHET

We'll start our 'How to C2C crochet' instructional exercise with making the main square of your pattern. To get a strong hold on c2c crochets, let’s start with a simple practice bit of 3×3 squares. We've utilized DK yarn and a hook of 4mm; however you can utilize any yarn and hook you like. Our squares will be comprised of 3 high trebles and one 3-ch length (which doesn't consider a join or stitch), however you can utilize longer fastens to make bigger squares – for instance, for twofold high pitch squares, utilize 4dtr and one 4-ch length.

Stage 1

Our training piece will follow this chart, beginning with Square 1. We'll work